As parents, our first instinct is to protect our children. From the moment they’re born, we do our best to keep them from harm. We listen to the research that tells us to put them to sleep on their backs, we have their car seats tested by an expert to make sure they’re installed correctly, […]
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Learning About Solar Power
The sun can do a lot of cool things! Help your kids learn all about what solar power does here on Earth with these fun activities by The Educators Spin On It.
Hiking I Spy
Whether you love hiking with your kids or dread it, this activity from Temecula Blogs is sure to make hiking an enjoyable experience. Get the free printable here.
Water Balloon Parachute
This fun activity is full of potential for scientific discoveries. Get the directions from Fantastic Fun and Learning here.
Kindergarten Curriculum – What To Expect The First Year
As a mother of a new kindergartner, I know first hand the questions, hopes, and concerns for your child’s first year. The first school year is always full of joy and excitement for both parents and children. Preparing your child both academically and socially can help your child both inside and outside the classroom. […]
Rock Painting
This project from Ruffles & Rain Boots is one your kids will want to do over and over again. Get the directions here.
Ice Cream Cone Names
Help your child learn to write her name with this adorable ice cream themed printable. Get the directions and the free printable from A Dab of Glue Will Do.
Reading Bingo
Whether it’s over summer vacation or during the school year, this fun Reading Bingo game from The Chirping Mamas is sure to get your kids excited to read. Get your bingo cards and learn how to play here.
Have a Reluctant Reader? Here’s How to Get Your Child Excited About Reading
Whether your child is in the pre-reading stage of development or is starting to read on his own, having a reluctant reader can be hard on both your child and you. As a parent, you know how important reading is, and will continue to be, in all areas of your child’s life, but it can […]
No Mess Letter Painting
If your child wants to paint, but you don’t want to deal with the mess, try this fun and mess-free activity from Happy Hooligans. Get the instructions, necessary materials, and a bunch of educational extension activities from Happy Hooligans here.
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