I’m so thankful that Kim from Life Over C’s is guest posting for me today! I’ve always had a great respect for her as mom to a child with special needs as well as serving the Lord overseas and in the states! Her site is one of my go-to places for free printables to supplement our […]
Christmas Nativity Activities for Kids
Christmas can get complicated quickly. So much fun and chaos gets packed into one month. And the awe and wonder of the incarnation, God becoming man for us, can get lost in the shuffle. These Christmas Nativity activities are a great way to refocus and open up discussion with your kids about the true meaning […]
Christmas Sensory Play
I’m convinced that one of the reasons we all cherish Christmas is how the season just delights our senses! Let your children explore and create their own holiday memories with these awesome Christmas sensory play ideas! Links that are featured in the image have an asterisk. Sensory Bins Sugar Cookie Sensory Rice from Frogs, […]
Spell-A-Star Sensory Bin
I’m super excited and blessed to have Emma from Adventures of Adam guest posting for me today! She certainly knows what it’s like to have a tough pregnancy and she has dedicated her blog to SIMPLE activities for kids that even moms who are under the weather can do. I so appreciate her generosity in […]
Airplane Sensory Bin
Like most little boys, my sons love all things airplanes and flight. It helps that their great grandpa shares stories of being a bomber pilot in WWII and my dad helped build fighter jets. Sometimes the world of flight seem way beyond reach, but with this simple sensory bin, kids can get their hands on the […]
Board Games with Occupational Therapy Benefits
Inside you’ll find: the best occupational therapy games you can do with traditional board games! When your child has special needs, you try and use EVERY moment as a way to help them overcome and grow. If your child struggles with hand strength, bilateral coordination, sensory input, visual discernment, or other fine motor issues, these […]
Learning about Weather: Process Art
Our world is made so much more exciting by WEATHER! Children love learning about weather, but have they ever tried to CREATE with weather? Over at Pre-K Pages, we did THREE art projects that reflects different aspects of nature. As with all process art, it’s not about the finished project, but the journey (or process) […]
Monster Activities for Preschoolers
I’m not a huge fan of Halloween. With little kids, I’m constantly shielding them from some genuinely scary stuff! But lately we’ve been able to put a fun twist on these odd creatures to help our kiddos get over the fear. With these monster activities for preschoolers, monsters can be fun and silly again! They’re also a […]
Monster Crafts for Preschoolers
It’s that time of year where spooky is in! It’s easy to make monster become less scary and more adorable with these fun crafts! There’s so many to choose from and most are made from materials you already have lying around the house! * Crafts that were featured in the collage are marked below by […]
The Benefits of Live Theater for Children
My husband grew up as a theater geek. I married him anyway. I tease! As we started raising children together, the role of live theater in our children’s lives was far from my mind. Then the ZACH Theater in Austin, TX offered us seats at a showing of Winnie the Pooh. The benefits became evident […]
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