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It's up, it's up! My guest post about Pouch Cap crafts and activities is now up on the fantastic Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails! I am so grateful for the chance to share with her fans. We have had so much fun already with our pouch cap activities. I'll have even more as the week goes on. Head on over and check out the fun ways to use up those applesauce and baby food pouch caps!
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Ooo! Yay! Melting things!! Ever since our shrinky dinks phase, my daughter and I have really enjoyed crafts that involve melting things. Today I’m sharing some cute Valentine’s Day magnets that we made out of melted pony beads! We have never used melty beads in a melty fashion before. We have made a DIY abacus out…
Today we are back again with another common core math activity for the Learning with Manipulatives Series. These are some easy ways to set up number bonds at home to practice math facts. I use mini erasers for this activity. Be sure to see the bottom of this post for more learning activities using mini erasers….
Emotions are a tough topic for kids to tackle so today I’m sharing our Emotions Discovery Bottles, which is a fun DIY Toy or craft inspired by Disney’s Inside Out. I’ve added a few affiliate links for easy reference, just FYI. Although Inside Out came out a couple years ago now, we still consider emotions…
This Piggy Bank Coins Sensory Bin is my contribution to a Collaborative Series from Little Bins from Little Hands called 40 Sensory Bin Fillers. Miss Three has had this piggy bank for years now and any time she receives money, or more likely any time LalyDad has change in his pocket at the end of…
Happy Fine Motor Fridays! This week I have a tutorial for an easy DIY Toddler Toy to Develop Fine Motor Skills! It uses shrink film (commonly known as Shrinky Dinks) and ribbon to make a Ribbon Pull Toy that is sure to get that pincer grasp a workin’! If you don’t have shrink film or you want…
You guys know I love me some plastic Easter Eggs. They are just so colorful, every time I see them they just scream FUN! Today I’m sharing some super fun Plastic Easter Egg Crafts for Kids. Click around and save your faves for many Easters to come! Affiliate links are used in this post. In…
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Super cute ideas, Laura!! We went through a ton of those pouches months ago– and I did not save any!?! Gah! And I totally understand the not being able to sleep because I am thinking of more ideas for xyz! Ha!