Here are 10 fun water and ice activities for kids to enjoy on a hot summer day: We’re more than halfway through our summer break and just now starting to feel the heat. As the kids begin to anticipate school, I’m trying to get them outside while they still can. But, it’s just too hotRead More
Homemade Slushy Science Experiment
This homemade slushy science experiment is a fun and easy way to teach kids about the changing states of matter. They will also enjoy their own homemade slush in the process! Science can be a lot of fun for kids when you apply it to things they enjoy. This homemade slushy science experiment is a great wayRead More
Flashlight Tag and Other Fun Night Games for Kids
One of the best parts of summer is playing outside in the dark. Here are four fun night games for kids, including flashlight tag and ghosts in the graveyard. Growing up, one of the greatest things about summer is the longer daylight. This allowed for more time to play, and there was a decent chanceRead More
Summer Bucket List Ideas
Do you want to make a summer bucket list with your kids this year? Here are some summer bucket list ideas to inspire you! You’ve probably heard the term “bucket list” and if you haven’t it’s simply a list of everything you want to do before you die. I don’t know about you but IRead More
Backyard Obstacle Course Ideas for Kids
These backyard obstacle course ideas for kids will provide lots of active summer fun! Are you looking for something fun for the kids to do this summer? Do you need a lot of fun for very little cash? Why not turn your back yard into an obstacle course for kids? They’ll have so much funRead More
5 Fun Glow Stick Activities for Kids
Kids will love these 5 fun glow stick ideas, including glow stick balloons, a spooky glow stick swamp, and other glow in the dark activities. These are perfect for summer nights with the family and would make great glow in the dark party ideas too. For just one dollar, you can grab a package ofRead More
2018 Kids Summer Movie Programs
Here is a list of the 2018 Kids Summer Movie Programs and dollar movie schedules of national and regional movie theaters. You will find the $1 summer movies 2018 lists. On those hot summer days when you and your kids need a break from the heat, you can enjoy a kid-friendly movie in a nice air-conditionedRead More
15 Spring Crafts for Kids
These 15 Spring crafts for kids are a great way to celebrate the beginning of spring. Right now it looks wet, slushy, and dreary outside, but I am hoping soon the weather turns into one of my favorite seasons: Spring! I saw a quote today that really made me get excited for the season. ItRead More
Backyard Birdwatching Unit Study
This simple backyard birdwatching unit study is easy to put together and fun for preschool through early elementary age children. Backyard Birdwatching Unit Study As a homeschooling family, we enjoy doing nature studies. Both my children, especially my 5-year-old son, love anything to do with the outdoors. As the weather turns warmer we have noticedRead More
10 Family-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day Activities
When you think of St. Patrick’s Day, you might have thoughts of green beer and wild parties. But the truth is, there are many ways to enjoy St. Patrick’s Day as a family. If you aren’t sure about where to begin, take a look below at these 10 Family-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day Activities. You will findRead More
15 Easter Crafts For Kids
These Easter crafts for kids are great to do with your children or to use for Sunday school classes or school Easter parties. Easter is on its way and that makes me pretty excited. I love the start of the Spring with the renewal of life, both spiritually and seasonally. I have so many greatRead More
8 Learning Games Using Plastic Easter Eggs
You probably have tons of plastic eggs in your home right now, so try putting them to use in one or more of these learning games using plastic Easter eggs Did you know that plastic Easter eggs can be used to teach some new lessons or strengthen some old skills? They sure can! Plastic eggsRead More
30+ Dr. Seuss Crafts, Activities, and Printables
Whether you are looking for activities for Dr. Suess Day or resources to go with a particular book, you will find lots of Dr. Seuss crafts, activities, and printables below. National Read Across America Day falls on Dr. Seuss’ birthday on March 2nd and is quite often called Dr. Seuss Day. There are sure toRead More
15 St. Patrick’s Day Crafts For Kids
These St. Patrick’s Day crafts for kids are a great way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with your kids. Being that I have a ‘wee bit of Irish’ in me, I have to say, St. Patrick’s Day has always been one of my favorite holidays. I remember as a child, picking out my outfit withRead More
Easy Valentines Kids Can Make for Their Teachers
These easy Valentines kids can make for their teachers are a great way for kids to show appreciation for their teachers this Valentine’s Day. Does your child’s school do a Valentine’s party for the kids in their classrooms? Buying those fun paper valentines for their classmates or making your own Valentines is great, but sometimes,Read More
15 Homemade Valentine’s Day Cards for Kids
These homemade Valentine’s Day cards for kids are unique and easy to make. One of my favorite times of the year in school when I was a little girl was Valentine’s Day. My class always did a fun party with pink and red everything. There were pink frosted cupcakes, pink and red crafts, and ofRead More
15 Valentine’s Day Crafts for Kids
These Valentine’s day crafts for kids make great gifts and decorations. I love a good craft project with a child of any age. Toddlers seem so inquisitive at the idea of getting to touch different textures. School-age children delight in the idea of being allowed to make a mess and older children want their projectRead More
Printable Valentine Baggy Toppers
These printable valentine baggy toppers turn bags of candy into adorable valentines. My youngest son loves Valentine’s Day and I enjoy helping him celebrate it. The increased awareness of food allergies and diet restrictions has made bringing treats to classrooms a little more difficult. One thing I have found helpful is to use printable baggy toppers with sealableRead More
Winter Olympic Activities for Kids
It’s time to gather up all your Red, White & Blue USA gear as the Opening Ceremonies of the 2018 Winter Olympic games kick off from PyeongChang, South Korea on February 9. The Winter Olympics will showcase athletes from around the world and inspire young kids with dreams of being Olympic athletes. Impromptu medal ceremonies willRead More
Cross Ornament Craft for Kids
This Decoupage Cross Ornament craft for kids is a simple Christmas activity that you can do with your kids at home or in a Sunday school class. Making your own decoupage cross ornament is simple. This is a great craft to help kids get into the true meaning of the holiday spirit while creating anRead More
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