Happy Easter! We had some beautifully illustrated books on display at the library and I just had to check them out and share them here. I've also been seeing a bunch of unique egg-dying techniques that I've been wanting to try with my kid, so I decided to make a day of it!First I'm going to show you the books. You can find a printable .pdf of this list, plus a few extra goodies, at the link at the...
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Happy Easter! I wanted to create something simple and timeless for this Easter printable, so I created this coloring sheet that is all about following directions! For this project, you will need the printed coloring sheet and things to color with. The colors needed are green, pink, blue, purple, and yellow.Click here to get the Easter Egg Coloring Sheet P...
Did you know that to create most colors you only need red, yellow, and blue? Here is a simple printable created to help your young ones understand the basics of color creation.Color in the ovals with the color labeled. Make sure they color in where the ovals overlap, because that's where the magic happens! I find that this works best with markers, but you can use crayons or colored pencils if that's...
This is just a fun little project I dreamed up with the Leprechaun traps in mind, but it would look cute on a dresser just holding things too! Tape one side to a table and slide all of the things down into the clouds. My kid is always looking for a new way to test gravity, haha.There are seven colors for this rainbow, just like a real rainbow. So to create this you're going to need scissors, tape,...
Here are 10 things that I am loving right now!Ada Quilted Jogger from yllwDeflated Balloon Bowl from Made By HumansCrusher Evo Limited Edition All Love Headphones from Skullcandy(linking to an eBay listing because these are sadly sold out!)Manhattan Medium Contrast-Trim Leather Satchel from Michael Kors"Beautiful Things" Stoneware Mug by Morgan Harper Nichols from Garden24Carabiner Keychain...
It's springtime! Or, almost at least. I've created this simple spring-themed reading chart to help you or your young ones keep track of what they read this spring! It's set up like a board game, so feel free to add little spaces for rewards along the way!This format of reading chart always goes over well at the library. We usually include little stickers for every space, but you could use a stamper...
We are back with one last (for now) dominoes DIY! I created this jumbo outdoor construction dominoes for my kid's 4th birthday a couple of years ago. They are made out of recycled cardboard, acrylic paint, and a lot of love. These are unfortunately not weatherproof, but they are quite durable and held up to being used as a walking path for my 6-year-old when we got them back out recently. The...
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