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Summer is almost here–can you smell it? It smells like sunscreen and chlorine to me. I’m ready for sunshine and pool days and long road trips with the family. But I’m also looking forward to lots of downtime around the house too. Time to relax and recharge after a hectic school year. Especially the infamous… Continue reading summer bucket list printable
Spring is here and with it comes all sorts of creepy crawlies. I’m not a fan of most real bugs, but I am a fan of the 2D version on paper! Learning about insects can be so fun, especially for little kids. That’s why I created these free bug worksheets! Usually when I make worksheets… Continue reading bug worksheets for preschool
I have created so many worksheets over the years and yet somehow it’s not until today that I’m sharing some Easter worksheets on the blog! I’ve mentioned before that one of my favorite things that I loved about homeschooling was getting to incorporate holidays into our lesson plans. Believe it or not, Easter is only… Continue reading Easter worksheets for elementary students
For my daughter’s sixth birthday party she requested a Bluey birthday party. Since our whole family loves the show Bluey, I was more than happy to oblige. I’m also a big believer in keeping activities and decor simple for a kid’s birthday party, and I think the fun, family-friendly vibe of Bluey totally lends itself… Continue reading Bluey birthday party ideas
This past fall our family started watching Thursday night football together. Some members of our clan were more enthusiastic than others when it came to gathering in front of the television to watch a football game. To make it more enjoyable for everyone I decided we needed snacks. Lots and lots of snacks. So I… Continue reading how to build a snackadium
