I won’t be known for my housekeeping skills. I’m far better at tidying and organizing than actual cleaning. One of my least favorite chores used to be cleaning the sink. We make most of our toiletries products and one of the common ingredients in coconut oil. While it’s awesome for your body, it makes our sinks extra […]
Number Recognition Sensory Bin
My boys are all about hands-on learning. When I introduce a subject in a way that they can touch, feel and interact with, there’s a much better chance that they’ll retain the knowledge I’m trying to impart. This activity was a simple way to practice number recognition. I just combined it with a simple sensory bin. […]
A Diaper for the Long Haul
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Huggies®. All opinions are 100% mine. We’re a part-time cloth-diapering family. But both of our boys have some impressive bladders that pull out all the stops at bedtime. We’ve found that cloth diapers just don’t cut it at night. No matter how many extra […]
Activity for the Jesus Storybook Bible: Heaven… Sensory Play and Sorting Activity
I can’t believe this is the last post for our incredible walk through the Bible. If you’re looking for simple ways to make the Bible come alive for young kids, you’ve gotta check out the series of activities for EVERY chapter of the Jesus Storybook Bible. The last chapter of the Jesus Storybook Bible cover’s […]
Activity for the Jesus Storybook Bible: The Life of Paul
This post is part of the series of hands-on activities for EVERY chapter of the Jesus Storybook Bible. You best be checkin’ it out! This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read my full disclosure policy here. Today’s lesson is about the life a Saul/Paul. His life was radically changed. He started out as […]
Activity for the Jesus Storybook Bible: Good Friday (Jesus’ Arrest) An Easter Object Lesson
This post is part of the series that has an activity for every chapter of the Jesus Storybook Bible. Don’t have a JSB? Win one here! This chapter covers what happens to Jesus and his disciples between the Last Supper and the Crucifixion. I must admit, I was a little stumped for ideas. I wanted […]
How to Stay Married Through a Financial Crisis: From a Gal Who Almost Blew it!
Finances in a marriage can be a touchy subject. Many prefer to shove their money issues under the rug, living by the motto that “money can’t buy love.” Slowly, stress and tension build up between a couple. Eventually, one day, the bills refuse to be tossed aside any longer and real issues have to be laid […]
Simple Montessori Counting Activity
While my son is quite good at letter recognition, I’ve been realizing that the number recognition has been somewhat lacking. I take the blame, as I have a slight grudge on all things math. We’re just not friends. A friend suggested this simple hands on counting activity to see where Loopy is at with […]
Spring Craft: Bottle Cap Flowers
The weather is finally warming up around here. Spring seems to bring with it better moods and better greenery. We couldn’t resist doing a quick little spring craft this week… bottle cap flowers. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Please read my full disclosure policy here. First, let me confess to you that I have […]
Books about Art for Preschoolers
If there are two subjects that strike fear in my heart, it’s math and art. Both make me feel like a fish out of water. As I homeschool my kids, I wanted to make sure they didn’t feel the same apprehension about these subjects. This month, we studied art. I know I learned a ton […]
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