I was never one of those girls that was afraid of frogs, salamanders, or toads. In fact, I longed to live in an area that had more of them. I grew up in Montana and while we had some, they were not as prevalent as a much warmer place with more swamps so I didn’tRead More
Kid Printed Father’s Day T-Shirt
Does your family have any special traditions for Father’s Day? Do your kids help pick out a store bought gift for dad every year? Crafts and homemade gifts are fun too, but either way coming up with something for dad can get tricky. This year, have your kids show dad just how much he meansRead More
How to Make a Cheerio Bird Feeder
When spring and summer roll around, we start to get antsy to get outdoors as much as possible. We love to be out in nature exploring, photographing, creating, and even feeding the birds! We enjoy making all kinds of bird feeders from pine cones coated in peanut butter to milk carton feeders. This Cheerio BirdRead More
Weather Unit Study Resources
Weather has long fascinated me and it fascinates most kids because it is such a powerful force sometimes. It can make your day absolutely enjoyable on a bight sunny day or it can be incredible to watch on a night with crazy thunderstorms. Snow is usually most kid’s favorite as well. After all, it’s theRead More
5 Tips to a Stress-Free Summer with Kids
Summer is all about school-free fun for children, but as parents, we may be feeling more stress than normal. There is so much going on during the season that you don’t want to turn down any of it. Read on to learn how you can enjoy the summer without it leaving you stressed out atRead More
Tissue Paper Decoupage Flower Pot
This simple and sweet tissue paper decoupaged pot is an easy craft for kids that focuses on process for the kids but the end product is adorable and infinitely usable. It makes it a great handmade gift for Mother’s Day, a teacher gift, or just to spruce up the kitchen table or porch. My 4Read More
Tree Unit Study Resources
I have to admit it. It’s a silly thing, but when I was super young (think preschool age) I was scared of trees. I didn’t like the way they blew in the wind. I am not sure why I am telling you this other than it’s kind of funny and sort of on topic. IRead More
5 Frugal Ways to Keep Kids Busy During Summer
Year after year I despise school coming to an end because I know what it means, bored kids! Having bored kids while being a work-at-home-mom is not a fun combination. In fact, it can almost be torture. My husband got tired of me complaining day after day, and finally told me I needed to comeRead More
Wine Cork Sailboat Craft for Kids
You may have seen all of the amazing ways you can use wine corks long after the wine bottle is empty. It is no wonder people hang on to those tiny little corks, considering the fact that they are a fantastic crafting staple! Take a look below at these wine cork sailboats we crafted, perfectRead More
Plant Unit Study Resources
Spring is the perfect time to do a unit study on plants because there are so many just starting to bud and everything is coming back to life. If you are a homeschooling parent, and you are looking for resources to teach your kiddos about how plants grow, parts of plants, and how to incorporateRead More
Fun Ways to Exercise with Kids
With all the electronic devices we have at our disposal sometimes it’s hard to get our kids to exercise! They are either on the computer, iPad, phone….. you name it and they are probably on it. So I decided that around our house we needed to find some fun ways to exercise with kids notRead More
Bee Unit Study Resources
Bees are fascinating insects. It is absolutely amazing how this little insect with a stinger impacts our well-being so much. Without bees, many of our crops would not live and many plants and trees would simply disappear. Of course there is also honey to think about too. I know I couldn’t live without my tea withRead More
Homemade Cloth Baby Wipes Tutorial
Cloth wipes are a great accessory to cloth diapers and have a lot of the same benefits. They’re very cost effective compared to disposable wipes and tend to be more durable. You aren’t throwing anything away, so they are an economical and environmentally conscious choice as well. Once dirty they can be tossed in the washRead More
Bird Unit Study Resources
One of the most exciting things for me in the spring is when the birds come back and I can hear them chirping out my window. It is a reminder that life is coming back to the once cold earth and I am starting to see signs of it. The sounds almost feel like theRead More
50+ Recipes to Teach the Alphabet
If you are a homeschooler, you know that little ones tend to need snacks throughout the day as they are learning and if you are doing a letter of the week curriculum, what better way to keep up the theme than with a fun snack for each letter of the alphabet? Here are 50+ recipesRead More
How to Make Cloth Baby Wipe Solution
There are a lot of options when it comes to using cloth wipes with your little one. The best method I’ve found is to store the wipes dry and then spray them as needed with a homemade wipe solution. This way, I avoid odors or mold that can occur when wipes sit in water. SprayRead More
Butterfly Unit Study Resources
Spring is in the air and that means it is the perfect time to do some butterfly watching. Butterflies are easy to attract to your garden. You can make butterfly nectar or even plant butterfly bushes. Another way to get butterflies to your yard is with a homemade puddler. If you are a homeschool parent andRead More
100+ Books to Teach the Alphabet
Books are one of the greatest tools we have to teach our children the alphabet. After all, it’s letters that make up the words in them. Our alphabet is so full of all kinds of fun sounds and it’s interesting to be able to teach the different sounds each letter makes in our language. If youRead More
How to Get Your Kids to Help with Chores
Having kids means that you now are responsible for other human beings. The pressure is on, but so is everything else that you have to deal with. Whether you work or stay at home, the to-do list is always growing and never seems to be checked off. One of the things that help families stay productiveRead More
How to Throw an Earth Day Party for Kids
Earth Day is definitely a time to celebrate! If you are looking to celebrate Earth Day in a way that is fun yet frugal, take a look at these tips for how to throw an Earth Day party for kids. With just a little planning and creativity, you can throw an Earth Day party thatRead More
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