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
Shell Painting Creates Beautiful Ocean Art for Kids
Painting sea shells is simple, but fun, ocean art for kids! I’ve done this activity with students in the past, and every time it’s been a hit. I think this year’s shells turned out beautifully! They were vibrantly colored, and the painting was such a fun and simple activity for the kids. Are you followingKeep 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
Toddler-Safe Play Sand & Beach Small World
Recently, Snoopy and Engineer requested something different to play with while Little Hurricane was napping. I really wanted to make My Nearest and Dearest’s Lime Cloud Dough, but we didn’t have all of the ingredients. I decided to just use what we had on-hand, which wasn’t much, and this led to a discovery of playKeep 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
Painting with Coconuts: Process Art Activities for Preschoolers
Today was the first day of our “Island Aloha” summer camp! We packed a lot into the day, and we had way too much fun with coconuts. Process art activities for preschoolers is something very dear to my heart. While crafts are all well and good (and I do my fair share), letting kiddos goKeep Reading
10+ Pirate Activities for Your Sensory Table, Me Hearties!
More pirate activities, but this time it’s sensory play and small world activities for your pirate theme. These activities teach kiddos so much, even though it looks like they’re “just playing”. The small world play lets children practice their language skills, as well as cooperation with others. It also lets them use their imaginations andKeep Reading
40+ Summer Fun Activities with the Kiddos {Stress-Free Sunday #17}
Today, I’m featuring posts about SUMMER FUN activities to do with the kids! It’s the middle of summer here, and I’m always looking for new ideas to try out. So really, this is a list of ideas for the kiddos and I to do this summer. I thought I’d share them with you. 🙂 MostKeep Reading
Pool Noodle Crafts for the Kiddos
Now that summer is upon us, it’s time to break out the pool noodles! At my place, pool noodles get a lot of . . . love. Which usually means that some of the pool noodles end up broken or split after a while. This doesn’t mean the fun has to end, though! Below areKeep Reading
