Every March schools around the U.S. celebrate a favorite picture book author, known for his zany stories, silly rhymes, and crazy characters. If you guessed it was Dr. Seuss, you are right! Teachers and librarians will read some of his most-loved books, known for inspiring young students to love reading. They will follow up with […]
Spelling in the Snow
Writing spelling words over and over isn’t fun. That’s why I try to come up with lots of new and fun ways to practice spelling words. This week the snowy weather inspired this spelling word practice for winter. This simple activity is also a fun sight words practice idea. Just use your child’s sight […]
Valentine’s Day Science: Melt the Frozen Heart
If you open my freezer on any given day, you will probably find some type of toy frozen in a block of ice. Hot Wheels, princess dolls, and Legos have been trapped in plastic containers the kids have filled with water and frozen. I’m not sure what the fascination is, but the kids will bring […]
Celebrate New Years with Fizzy Science
Once all the colorful wrapping paper and ribbons are all picked up, it’s time to start thinking of the New Year ahead. Your child may not be ready for a big countdown at midnight, but that doesn’t mean they can’t participate in a few New Year’s activities for kids. Kids of all ages will love […]
Super Fun Math Activity for Kinesthetic Learners
She was supposed to be working on her spelling words, but out of the corner of my eye I could see her turning around, watching as I carefully lined up our flashcards across the kitchen floor. I knew I had her interest piqued. Sitting still is something my daughter doesn’t do. That’s one reason I […]
