Dedicated to Developing the Whole Child
I love a good fairy tale, and The Princess and the Pea is a favourite in our home! Below are two fun crafts that we did to go along with this story. Enjoy! Materials Needed for this Fairy Tale Craft Large Circle Paper Punch Paper Trimmer Assorted paper Steps to Making this Fairy Tale [Read On]
As I have mentioned in prior posts, we’re deep into learning to read mode. I find it fascinating to observe our 3.5 year old as he explores sounds and how they come together. I love it when he asks questions like: “does the number 3 start with an “F”, mom?” Well, no, but that means [Read On]
I recently introduced the concept of illustration to my girls (ages 3 and 5). Being voracious readers, they’ve been exposed to numerous examples of illustration and have even created pictures to go with the stories they’ve made up. But, until now, they haven’t put an actual name to the process. I chose a couple of [Read On]
We try to do a yoga exercise at least once a day. We’ve even had a yoga play date that included a mini yoga session for kids. Mindfulness and creating a stillness is something I strive to attain personally. So I hope integrating these exercises into my sons lives early on will solidify this sense [Read On]
Valentine’s Day is an all time favorite of mine. Celebrating what you love in life – people, places & even things – is a wonderful thing, especially for kids to embrace. Here are some of the activities we’ve done over the years. Valentine’s Day Sensory Tub Valentine’s Day Family Puppet Valentine’s Day Montessori Tray Valentine’s [Read On]
Below are my favorite crafts, activities and ideas for celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Kids. Be sure to check out my Martin Luther King Jr. Day for Kids Pinterest board for more favorites. All images are sourced from the original linked up post. Please click through to the websites for all the details! [Read On]
