Are your little ones getting spring fever yet? My four-year-old is super excited about going to the park now that the skies are turning blue and the air is getting warmer. (Yes, I know we can go to the park during winter, but I’m from Florida, so no.) To help her along with her preschoolKeep Reading…
Spring Worksheets for Kids: Flower Size Sorting Printables
One of Piglet’s favorite subjects to discuss is how “big” she’s getting. On any given morning, she may emerge from her bedroom shouting “I’m getting so big!” or “I’m almost as big as you now, Mama!” Preschoolers are often fixated on getting “big”, which is a surefire way to know that they’re starting to noticeKeep Reading…
Spring Worksheets for Kids: Spring Preschool Story Prompts
Piglet and I have been working on her handwriting and phonics skills for months, so I thought she’d have a little fun trying her hand at creative writing. And spring is a great time to be creative! Naturally, I thought she’d enjoy some of her own spring worksheets for kids: these new printable spring preschool storyKeep Reading…
Coffee Filter Crafts for Kids: Coffee Filter Flower Craft
Springtime is one of the bestest times of the year. The air is warming, the flowers are blooming, and the kids and I get back to crafting! Spring is a great time to get into crafting with your kids. There are so many fun and easy craft ideas for spring that you can make withKeep Reading…
Homeschool Unit Studies: Rainbow Unit Study
Spring is a wonderful time of year for spotting rainbows! With pop-up showers happening regularly, the conditions are perfect for rainbows to form. How exactly do rainbows form anyway? That and a lot of other questions are answered in this fun rainbow unit study – one of our homeschool unit studies you can use at homeKeep Reading…
Spring Worksheets for Kids: Rainbow Tally Marks Worksheets
One of the things I love most about spring is waiting for rain showers to end so we can try to spot some rainbows. You know how you always heard about “the end of the rainbow”? Well, it turns out there is no end. I just read the other day that the rainbow always changesKeep Reading…
50 Spring Crafts for Kids
Nothing makes me happier than hearing the first chirp of birds in early spring. Down here in the South, the weather tends to warm rather early, so we don’t have a super long winter. (It’s still too long for me, though.) One of my favorite ways to welcome spring is to make fun spring craftsKeep Reading…
50 Spring Books for Kids
I absolutely adore spring…mostly because I detest winter. (Cold weather turns me into an actual bum.) But once the days start to get longer and the weather starts to get warmer, I come alive! And it’s a wonderful time to explore changing seasons with our kids! This year, I want to put a greater focusKeep Reading…
Free Bug Printables Pack
Happy spring everyone! I love this time of year! The warmer weather, the longer days, the brighter skies – it’s all great stuff! It’s just the BUGS that bother me. I really dislike bugs. When I was a child, I was deathly afraid of almost everything that had more than four legs. (Except potato bugs. They’re adorable.)Keep Reading…
How to Create a Spring Cleaning Plan of Attack
Ah…spring cleaning. To quote a song from an episode of Rocko’s Modern Life, “It’s a sick, disgusting job, but it’s gotta get done!” Pretty much. I hate cleaning, which is one reason why I outsource most of our housework to my kids. But I generally get excited about the idea of spring cleaning. The actual chore, though,Keep Reading…