It’s no surprise that we love simple science for preschoolers and school-aged kiddos around here! Chemical reactions that fizz and foam are among our favorites. At a recent preschool summer camp, I put together a Frozen-inspired science experiment for the children. It was a hit with the preschoolers, the school-aged assistants, and the teachers! Related:Keep Reading
7 Coconut Books for the Kiddos
We’ve been having a little too much fun with coconuts recently. While the kiddos don’t seem to enjoy the taste like I do, they love all of our coconut activities.In keeping with our coconutty fun, I thought a list of coconut books would be in order. coconut books to read with the kids I mayKeep Reading
Coconut Eruptions – A Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiment
Regular readers of Fun-A-Day know we love the traditional baking soda and vinegar experiment! Engineer, the preschool kiddos, and I also love changing that experiment up in a variety of ways! Today’s concoction was dubbed “super foamy and really bubbly erupting coconuts with funny cups”. Obviously, that’s the name Snoopy, Engineer, and Little Hurricane created together! coconutty baking sodaKeep Reading
Summer Fun Science Activity – Sand Volcano at Home
Summer play is in full swing here! Recently, the kids and I put together a simple, fun science activity on the back porch. It was a bit dreary and rainy, but we made the best of it with a sand volcano. Well, it’s our version of a sand volcano, despite the fact that we don’tKeep Reading
Taste-Safe Coconut Cloud Dough Recipe to Make This Summer
This coconut cloud dough recipe smells beautiful, and will have the kids engaged and excited for hours this summer. This cloud dough recipe was inspired by our toddler safe play sand, as well as a summer camp fulled with coconutty preschool summer activities! Yes, I know that coconutty isn’t a word, but it seemed toKeep Reading
Water Beads Sensory Play that’s Perfect for Summer!
I’m back with another Summer Play Days activity! I’m teaming up with some of my favorite ladies to bring you this 3-day series – Chelsey of Buggy and Buddy, Ann of My Nearest and Dearest, Rachael of Nothing if Not Intentional, and Jessica of Play Trains. By the end of it, you’ll have 15 ideasKeep Reading
Summer Art for Kids – Colorful Shell Sculptures
I am so excited to be teaming up with My Nearest and Dearest, Nothing if Not Intentional, Buddy and Buddy, and Play Trains for Summer Play Days! We’ll each be sharing fun summer ideas Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Be sure to check back each day! Today, I’d like to share a bit of summer art forKeep Reading
Planning Summer Fun for Kids
Welcome back to Share It Saturday! My co-hosts and I will be taking a bit of a break over the summer, but we’ll still be around! For June, July, and August, the link-ups will be open an entire month. Don’t worry, we’ll still be sharing and pinning your amazing posts all month long! I’ll definitelyKeep Reading
2 Material Ocean Sensory Bin That is Super Simple to Make
Sensory play doesn’t have to be overly complicated. This ocean sensory bin just needs 2 materials, and it’s good for hours of fun! I put this bin together during one of my preschool’s summer camps, but it would work at any point in the year. It makes a great addition to the sensory center duringKeep Reading
Summer Games for Kids: Bowling with Coconuts
The kids and I had a blast during last week’s Island Aloha summer camp! One of the items we explored during the week was coconuts. We painted with them, broke them open, explored the coconut milk, and tasted fresh coconut. In addition to all that, we used them to bowl! When we first explored coconuts,Keep Reading