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“Serious” Fun Saturdays: “Painting” with Water and a Chalkboard

June 13, 2014 By Julie 2 Comments

I really like no prep activities. Mostly because I tend to fly by the seat of my pants. When I plan, I usually dream too big and get frustrated when they don’t work or we never get around to actually doing them. (“Hello, craft project that I started six months ago!”) So here’s a good […]

Car Wash Sensory Bin

May 31, 2014 By Julie 13 Comments

We were bored. It was hot. I wanted the boys to do something together and outside. Went to my handing dandy pinterest board. Nothing jumped off the page at me. Decided to grab a bunch of vehicles. Goodness knows we have enough of those lying around! Then I grabbed a couple “washing utensils.” Then I […]

Letter Hopscotch

May 24, 2014 By Julie 7 Comments

  Time for another installment of “Serious” Fun Saturdays!   Loopy has been very interested in “reading” books on his own. He knows almost all his letters and sounds, but Upper and Lowercase letters still mess him up. Loopy came up with this great game for learning about letters, using a common kitchen utensil.   […]

Baby-safe Slime

May 16, 2014 By Julie 4 Comments

  This post may contain links that help support my family. If you’d like to know more, click here. Now that Lumpy is one, he wants to do EVERYTHING that Loopy does. Unfortunately, he still likes to mouth stuff so he doesn’t get to participate in some of our learning activities for safety reasons. When […]

Simple Cheap Nativity That Kids Can Really Play With

January 16, 2014 By Julie 4 Comments

Like so many others, I want my children to know what Christmas is really about: Jesus, the Son of God, took on flesh to so that he could lay that life down for sinful, desperate, me. The story of the first Christmas is crazy cool and can capture a child’s imagination like only a true […]

A Cheap DIY Light Table

January 14, 2014 By Julie 9 Comments

This post contains affiliate links that help support my family at no cost to you. Read more about that here. If you’re like me, you’ve seen some really neat activities online for little ones, using a light table. You hurry over to Amazon to see how you can get your hands on one of these […]

Colander Madness and Ice Cube Mayhem

September 16, 2012 By Julie Leave a Comment

As this summer heat drags on in Central Texas, Owen and I have been trying to find new ways to stay entertained in the AC. I never knew that I would get cabin fever in the summer. At least we shouldn’t have this problem in the winter. We’ll see. Here are two simple activities that […]

The Wonderful World of Glow Sticks

May 19, 2012 By Julie Leave a Comment

It seems that Loopy gets new toys when his mommy is getting bored of the same old same old. So off to the dollar store we went. When I found these… I knew we’d struck gold. As soon as we got home, I grabbed our old Easter eggs, cracked those sticks and stuffed them in.  […]

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