Stress free creativity for families
You’ve been booed! Get in on the Halloween fun with our free printable, and spread some spooky spirit around your neighborhood. If you’ve never heard of this Halloween tradition that’s perfect for young children, read on. What does You’ve Been Booed mean? Booing (or Ghosting) is a heartwarming Halloween tradition where families anonymously deliver small […] Read more…
Looking for super fun and easy at home Halloween crafts for kids? Let’s paint mini pumpkins! I bought a bag of these cream colored mini pumpkins at Michael’s for $5. They’re the perfect size for little hands and short attention spans. You can obviously use real mini pumpkins or gourds, but I liked that these […] Read more…
Did you know there is a World Gratitude Day? It is observed every year on September 21st. Gratitude is the simple yet profound emotion of being thankful. For preschoolers, understanding and expressing this concept can be achieved through some age-appropriate activities. In this post, we have 10 activities and other tips that will help your […] Read more…
We’re celebrating our home planet with printable Earth Day coloring bookmarks and coming up with fun activity ideas. For preschoolers, Earth Day is a great opportunity to teach them about the environment and to help them understand why it’s so important to care for it. What is Earth Day? It’s a day to celebrate our […] Read more…
Have you ever tried to make crayon resist dye easter eggs with your kids? This easy technique allows you to be really creative with your designs, and it’s fun activity for all ages. By simply using a white crayon to draw your designs before dyeing the eggs, you’ll unveil a hidden surprise as the colors […] Read more…
Pi day activities for preschoolers can be tricky to come by. Most of what is online is for older children, so I have a couple of printables and other ideas to help you celebrate this fun math holiday. Every March, social media is flooded with posts by people celebrating Pi Day. Lots of delicious golden […] Read more…