Surviving Motherhood One Mess at a Time
Kids have a much easier time in upper level math classes if they start with a good foundation. Memorizing basic math facts, such as addition and multiplication tables, is a skill that is often overlooked during the elementary years but it's essential for more advanced math. Most kids are not … [Read more...]
I love science projects for kids that use things we have around the house already. It's a great way to recycle things that would ordinarily be thrown away and it allows you to do some really educational science activities without spending a lot of money. This simple science activity is perfect for … [Read more...]
Now that Easter is over, you probably have all kinds of leftover candy and plastic eggs that you need to do something with. This homemade matching game is really, really simple to make and is a great way to use up some of those extra plastic Easter eggs. Matching games are a fantastic way to … [Read more...]
Time is a tricky concept for preschoolers to understand. Developmentally, they are still learning to have patience (although let’s face it, most adults haven’t quite mastered that lesson yet either). Learning the days of the weeks and months of the year is an important skill for preschoolers, … [Read more...]
My son is very interested in how the body works. He is always asking me what happens to the food we eat, or why does our heart beat or how come we get sick. For me, personally, I greatly enjoying being able to share my medical education with my son, but for most these question may be harder to … [Read more...]
Make these easy stand up Hearts for Valentine’s Day, a quick project that almost anyone can do, and a nice alternative to the regular Valentine’s Day card.
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