Inspired by a similar idea on a friend’s blog, I decided I would do a 30-Day Food Challenge. I love to experiment with food. I’ve eaten a vegetarian diet, a pescetarian diet, a dairy-free diet, a low-carb diet, a low-fat diet, etc. Each temporary modification challenges me to think about food differently – I learn more about different flavor combinations, cultures,…
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Valentine’s Day Preschool Party Ideas
Inspired by Pinterest, Lydia had an awesome Valentine’s Day play date with her friend Brandon! Here’s our party agenda. I prepared a heart-shaped fruit salad. First Lydia & Brandon made chocolate marshmallow pops. Then they made heart-shaped pizzas. Next they made valentine cookies. They each decorated one card for each other and one card for their daddies. They ended…
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Counting Board
“Happy children learn best” – Dr. James Partington. Discovering what motivates a child and really tapping into that is a great way to get children interested in learning! I wanted to find some way to combine Lydia’s interest in cats with Lydia’s interest in numbers, so I designed this counting activity: I used the little envelopes that library cards go…
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Kids Craft: Recycled Crayons
Gather together all your broken old crayons to make this awesome project! It’s a fun alternative to traditional valentines, but it’s also a fun way to celebrate Earth Day in the Spring or back-to-school in the Fall. Materials: Old broken crayons Silicone muffin or candy pan Cookie sheet Sift through all your crayons to find the broken ones. Peel the…
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Christmas Cookie Party
This holiday was a very special one. My husband is one of 6 children – he’s the baby. He grew up with his half-brother Scott (who is 8 years older), but he also has 4 other siblings: Bryan, John, Paul, & Tena. Due to circumstances that don’t make a whole lot of sense to me, Richard never saw much of…
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