It’s always a fun and educational when you plan a fun-filled week of shark activities during Shark Week. Shark Week starts on July 23. In fact, Finding Nemo 3D movie will be in theaters. I like to prepare at least one activity per day during Shark Week. It’s a great way to keep the kids busy and learning during the summer months. Shark Week Resources Learn about 10 different sharks with these shark notebook pages Learn how to draw a shark with {Read More}
Intentional Summer 2017 and FREE Family Printable
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Have you made summer plans yet? This summer I am determined to make an Intentional Summer for our whole family. Of course, I want us to have a few FUN and lazy days, but I also desire for us not to waste our summer doing nothing. This summer our entire family will each pick (3) goals we want to accomplish in a 12 week period. A Spiritual Goal An Educational Goal A Personal Goal I have created these FREE family {Read More}
The TOP 25+ Summer Items to get at the Dollar Store!
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Yes, I am addicted to getting summer items at the dollar store. I have a list of seasonal items that I like to grab each time I make the FUN trip to my local dollar store. Here are my TOP Summer Items for a Buck Sunscreen – this is my all time favorite item and Kites – especially for those beach trips in the breezy evenings Goggles – I buy numerous ones because they are always losing them Sidewalk chalk – practice {Read More}
Nature Ideas for Spring
Spring is here! It’s time to get out of the house, breathe in some fresh air, and explore. Try out some of these fun family nature ideas for spring: Take the kids on a spring scavenger hunt. Sketch some colorful pages using dandelion paint. Little ones can explore nature with a flower sensory bottle. Plants some bulbs and watch them grow with a spring bulb growth chart. Learn the correct order using this plant life cycle activity sheet. Pasta {Read More}
DIY Plastic Easter Egg – Digraph Activity!
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I used to love playing with plastic Easter eggs as a child. I instilled one of my childhood passions into my kids. I also love the fact that you can purchase those colorful plastic eggs so cheaply. In fact, I saw them at the dollar store yesterday. They had some really cute ones. The princess is still working on her number recognition during our homeschool days with the plastic Easter eggs I made last week for her. What you Need {Read More}
