We just posted a fun solar system unit study a couple of weeks back, so while there are a few weeks of summer left, I thought I’d share some wonderful books about the solar system for kids of all ages! I love videos and technology, but there is just nothing like turning the pages of a bookKeep Reading…
Easy and Fun Outdoor Math Games for Kids
Math is one of those topics that children either love or seem to struggle with a little bit. It’s no different in our family. I have one child who seems to “get” math concepts right away, but for the others, it takes a little time. (And preferably a lot of movement.) So that’s why IKeep Reading…
Coffee Filter Crafts for Kids: Simple Coffee Filter Jellyfish Craft
A few years ago, we got to visit the Georgia Aquarium. It was incredible. The kids gathered around each display to look at amazing sea creatures, from Beluga whales to otters. Some of the animals that caught my eye, though, were the jellyfish. I had never seen them up close before and I’d only everKeep Reading…
20 Delicious No Churn Ice Cream Recipes
Can we actually have summer without ice cream? I don’t know if anyone has attempted it, but that is one science experiment I am not interested in trying. Once the weather gets warm, it’s ice cream time. Even if it happens to be a weird heat streak in January. I’ve always bought ice cream fromKeep Reading…
Donut Colors Sentence Writing Activity for Kids
I’ve never actually sat down and written a list of my favorite things. If I did, though, I think donuts would be near the top. Down here in the South, Krispy Kreme reigns supreme as the best place to get doughnuts. While I’m a stickler for the unadulterated goodness of glazed, my kids love frostedKeep Reading…
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