Inside you’ll find: A simple sensory bin for a preschool bird unit activity. When the kids are driving me out of my mind, a fail safe way to make everyone happy is to make a sensory bin. Sensory bins need not be fancy to capture children’s imaginations. I don’t know what it is, but kids will […]
When What You Love is Hurting You; Saying Goodbye to Sugar
I’m a grown woman that’s been living in some serious denial. I’ve never had a weight issue so I justified my insane sweet tooth. I thought by eating “all natural” and still fitting into the same jeans that I could consider myself healthy. Then I turned thirty. Sob. While I’m not fat, I’m certainly not […]
Christmas Tree Light Table Play
Last year, I made a DIY light table on the cheap. Our very first activity with it was decorating a Christmas tree. We’ve busted it out again this year and wanted to share some updated pictures of the fun that can be had with light table play! This post contains affiliate links that help support my […]
Will They Outgrow Sensory Processing Disorder?
Inside you’ll find get answers to the question, “Can a child grow out of sensory processing disorder?” It’s a surreal experience; telling friends and family that something is wrong with your child. When my oldest was diagnosed with sensory processing disorder, I’d give people my typical spiel. I’d tell them everyone has sensory needs, but my son’s […]
15 Decorative Ways to Promote Thankfulness
The most wholesome of holidays is coming up. THANKSGIVING! It’s my favorite holiday by a mile and I LOVE that it focuses on such a wonderful quality; thankfulness. But if you’ve spent more than five minutes with a three year old, you know that thankfulness doesn’t come naturally. It needs to be modeled and taught. […]
Frightfully Fun Halloween Science Experiments
Inside you’ll find: The scariest, squishiest, spookiest, slimiest science experiments for Halloween fun! As the weather cools, and the leaves fall, kids start dreaming of one of the year’s highlights; trick-or-treating on Halloween! If you want this season to be more than just candy candy candy, try some of these awesome Halloween themed science activities! […]
Books about Knights and Castles for Preschoolers
Inside you’ll find: The very best books about knights for preschoolers (or kindergarteners). They’re long standing favorites! Having boys, I knew we would eventually have to do a unit on knights and the middle ages. I thought that my barely three-year old was too young. But he learned about dragons recently and being a knight […]
The Benefits of Microscopes for Kids
Children are naturally curious about the world around them. They have a million questions, are full of awe and wonder, and see things from their own unique perspective. Science is the way to open your child’s world even further. Teach them how to investigate and analyse. And with a quality microscope you can make the minuscule, […]
Gift Ideas for Kids Who Love Knights and Castles
Do your kids love all things medieval? Do knights and castles make their eyes go all shiny? If you’re looking for toys that will have their imaginations soaring, you’ve come to the right place! This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read my full disclosure policy here. Thank you to the Toybrary of Austin for […]
Build a Buddy: Fine Motor Imaginative Play
Does your child love to create? Do they have an unlimited imagination? Give them the tools they need to build to their hearts’ content! Bring their imagination to life with the toy that was awarded the 2016 Toy of the Year Award for Activities! (Scroll to the bottom for a chance to win some Bunchems […]
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