There are so many ways to make preschool portfolios with your students! Here’s a sweet and simple way to show your students’ parents how their kids have grown over the preschool year. Be sure to grab your free printable end of the year poem at the bottom of the post! Related: Preschool Graduation Songs forKeep Reading
A DIY Geoboard Maze {Guest Post at B-Inspired Mama}
I’m over at B-Inspired Mama today, with a FUN activity for the kiddos! Please pop on over to read more about our homemade geoboard maze. 🙂 Amazon.com Widgets Done-for-You Preschool Resources Planning meaningful lessons for students week after week while balancing other teaching responsibilities and a personal life can be a daunting task. That’s where PreschoolKeep Reading
25 Upcycled Projects for Kids
Can I still call it Stress-Free Sunday when it’s really Monday? Engineer and I just got back from an awesome trip, so I’m still in the process of getting back into my “real world” schedule. Anyhow, I want to share some awesome upcycled projects the kiddos can make or enjoy! Many of these great ideasKeep Reading
100+ Ideas for Traveling With Kids {A Roundup}
Engineer and I are in the middle of a FUN trip to see my sister and her family. This trip has already included a 24-hour sleeper train ride, and we’ll be taking another one when we head home. I’ve had traveling with kids on the mind, so I thought I’d share some great tips andKeep Reading
Bringing Books to Life with Children
I am so excited to have Ariadne of Positive Parenting Connection here today! Her site is an amazing resource for parents, so be sure to pop on over there after you’ve read how she goes about bringing books to life with her children. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Bringing books toKeep Reading
ABC Learning for Kids with Icy Fizzing Letters
Kids love learning about letters in fun, engaging ways! So why not combine baking soda and vinegar with a “secret” ingredient to create some fun abc learning for kids! ABC learning for kids that uses science and hands-on play I may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Sometimes, I come up with someKeep Reading
Playlist for Kiddos!
I am so excited to be over at Creative Geekery today! Ellie is one of my blogging buds, so I jumped at the chance to write a guest post for her. Pop on over there to check out my playlist for kids. While you’re there, be sure to check out Creative Geekery and Creative GeekeryKeep Reading
Messy Science Fun! {100 Days of Play}
I am so excited to be participating in 100 Days of Play hosted by Sun Scholars and Life at the Zoo! 100 bloggers from all over the world are linking up to share easy, fun ways for parents to connect with their kiddos through play. It’s a chance to take just 30 minutes out ofKeep Reading
20 Fine Motor Activities for Kids {Stress-Free Sunday #11}
Within the scope of education and young children, fine motor skills generally refer to small hand movements. These skills are incredibly important as the kiddos get ready to write. Fine motor activities for kids helps strengthen their fingers and allows them to practice the small movements needed when writing. Some of Fun-A-Day’s fine motor play:1.Keep Reading
A Quote I Love – Children Playing in the Dirt
I just wanted to share with you a quote I love! Sometimes, I’m just drawn to quotes by others, as they seem to express what I’m thinking in MUCH better form than I can! This quote by Margaret Atwood always makes me think of how dirty kids equals happy kids . . . “In theKeep Reading
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