Any Holiday movie from this list of Romantic Christmas Movies is a great way to have a little date night without spending much in the way of money! Personally, money gets a bit tight during the Christmas season and so does time. So, being able to sit down at night (after the kids go to bed), watch […]
Over 20 Free Thanksgiving Worksheets
Thanksgiving is that often forgotten Holiday. But, it is one of the most important to us as Americans! As parents, we need to remind our children of its importance. It is up to us to teach our children about the Pilgrims, Indians, and history of our Country. These free Thanksgiving worksheets will help you teach […]
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Printables
Did you hear? They are re-releasing the movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas! This classic Christmas movie is perfect for families of all ages. Which is why I wanted to offer you some How the Grinch Stole Christmas Printables for little kids. As moms, we want our kids to understand that Christmas isn’t all about getting […]
Pilgrim Crafts and Activities for Kids
As most of us know, the pilgrims were among the first English settlers in America. Since they arrived in the fall, autumn is a perfect time to try some Pilgrim Crafts and Activities for Kids with your children! Studying about history can be a little bit challenging if you have young children. Completing some fun crafts and […]
Halloween Printables: Cutting Practice
These Halloween Printables: Cutting Practice for Preschoolers will help your preschool aged children work on improving dexterity and motor skills. Some of the lines in these Halloween Cutting Activities are easy to cut and some are a bit harder, but if you print out a couple of them and allow the kid(s) to working on […]
Halloween Printables: Finding Verbs
Adding a spooky ghost, a vicious vampire or a howling werewolf to a worksheet around Halloween time is a sure fire way to keep kids interested in doing school work. These Halloween Printables: Verbs, Parts of Speech will help your second and third grade aged children work on understanding and recognizing all types of verbs. […]
Pumpkin Spice Chex Mix Snack Recipe
As a Mom of boys, I am not above feeding my kids to keep them occupied. When school has ended or in a long car ride, you simply have to keep their mouths busy and their hands busy or they get a bit rough with each other. This Pumpkin Spice Chex Mix Snack Recipe is a […]
Halloween Mocktails
As you prepare for your upcoming Halloween Party, don’t forget the kids. Afterall, isn’t that what this holiday is really about these days? The kids want to enjoy yummy, creepy, goodness in liquid form, too! So, make one (or several) of these delicious Halloween Mocktails for Kids this year. Halloween Mocktails: This Spooky Halloween Mocktail […]
Over 20 Fall Festival Game Ideas
Schools across the Nation are gearing up for their Fall Festivals and the folks in charge are having a hard time coming up with some budget friendly Fall Festival game ideas! In fact, my sister-in-law was just complaining about not being able to find any. So, using her creativity and doing my own online searches, […]
Great Easter Projects for Kids
Are you looking for some fun Easter projects for kids to work on this week? This list of 30 Great Easter Projects and Activities is sure to keep you and your children occupied (and learning) all about Easter! Great Easter Projects for Kids: While most of the following Easter Projects for Kids can be done […]
The Ultimate List of Easter Cupcake Ideas
What is it about cupcakes? Is it the fact that slicing and dicing isn’t necessary? Maybe it is the fact that little hands can easily hold their own? Could it possibly be the fact that they are like full-sized cakes but in a mini size? Mini is awesome… have you seen the mini donkeys? Anyway! […]
Easy Easter Crafts for Kids: Salt Dough Bunny
There are so many fantastic Spring and Easter Nursery Rhymes for toddlers, but one of my favorites is 5 Little Easter Bunnies. In this spring-themed counting rhyme for toddlers and preschoolers, you can practice counting backward from 5. One of the best ways for children to connect with the rhymes and numbers especially with toddlers […]