Got a dinosaur lover in your house? They’ll have a blast making their favorite dinos stomp around to create these yummy cookies. And eating them is pretty fun too. If you want to be a little extra creative, you could make “muddy” footprints by adding […]
Looking for an easy idea for a homemade Father’s Day Card to make Dad feel special? This Hammer & Nails card craft is both unique and super easy. And it’s perfect for guys who are particularly handy. Kids will get paint all over their arm […]
This fun and easy fireworks painting activity is great for any time of the year, not just the Fourth of July. What’s neat about this craft is that you use plants for a paintbush. Not only does that make the project unique, but it means […]
These free printable I Spyworksheets are not only be fun for kids who love dinosaurs, but they’re also educational. According to Scholastic, I Spy worksheets like these: Build Working Memory Enhance Visual Discrimination Entice Reluctant Readers There are two different worksheets below. Just click on […]
Marble painting is a fun and easy craft that makes a unique painting each time. The great thing is that you don’t need great fine motor skills, you don’t need any artistic ability — and best of all, there’s no wrong way to do it! […]
I didn’t even know that wooden peg dolls were a “thing” until I discovered this Little Mermaid peg doll. It turns out that these peg dolls are a toy used in Montessori and Waldorf schools for pretend play, color matching, and other activities. They can […]
This free Color by Letter worksheet featuring is not only fun for mermaid lovers, but it also helps preschoolers and kindergarteners with letter recognition. The picture uses the first 7 letters of the alphabet. Since those are the letters of the musical alphabet, it’s also […]
Whether your kids are studying dinosaur in school, learning about them at home, or just can’t enough of those huge prehistoric animals, hear are 3 printable word searches they’ll love. The first 2 are easy (no up and down or diagonal words) and the last […]
I recently read that a third of all children between around the ages of 2 and 6 have what researchers call an “intense interest” about something. While the most common intense interest at that age is vehicles like cars and trucks (that was definitely my […]
Imagine your toddler or preschooler painting with multiple colors, swirling and smearing the colors together, digging right into it with their hands and fingers … … without making any mess. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, not if you make a “Paint Squish […]