Hello again, little chameleon! I know we just did a Mixed-Up Chameleon activity the other day (Mixed-Up Chameleon Paint Mixing), but my boys are really enjoying the book so here we have activity number two 🙂 Confession- I still have BOXES of teaching supplies in my garage from when I was a teacher 4 years ago, and…
This post may contain affiliate links. You probably remember doing the classic marshmallow and toothpick building challenge in middle school. You know the one, where the teacher passed out a bag of ‘mallows and box of toothpicks with the challenge of creating the tallest tower in one class period. I know it was one of…
This post contains affiliate links If you have a child, you probably know who Eric Carle is. I mean, besides Dr. Seuss, he’s one of the most well-known children’s authors! And if you’re anything like us, you’ve probably read The Very Hungry Caterpillar more times than you can count, too. We finally took a break…
Oh goodness gracious- those rolls! That paint! I cannot handle how sweet this baby painting session was! (insert heart-eyed emojis here <3 <3) This post contains affiliate links So the other day I received the book The Toddler Journey from author Angela Thayer. I’m honored to be able to review the book for her and I…
Welcome to summer! Temperatures are up and pool party invitations are aplenty. You’ve got your AC blasting out cooling temperatures when you are in the home (do not forget to get that sorted before extreme temperatures hit – summersphc.com/noblesville/services/indoor-air/duct-cleaning/), and you’ve got plenty of pools outside ready for a summer of fun. Things are looking…
This post contains affiliate links I love doing nature inspired preschool activities with my kids! Mostly, that comes in the form of playing in the mud or planting a garden. Truth be told, I love the latter one more. Though I may not have a green thumb, I still try to take care of the…
This post contains affiliate links What method are you using to teach your preschoolers to learn to read? Are you more focused on phonics, or do you use the whole language approach? As a former teacher, I would suggest a balance of both strategies to help kids successfully learn to read (read this Wikipedia post…
This post contains affiliate links One of my hobbies is going thrifting and antiquing (anyone with me?!?). If you didn’t know that this was classed as a hobby then you have not been looking into the various Hobbies for women out there for us to peruse. On one trip I found a vintage set of…
I am a blog ambassador for Lakeshore and am compensated for my work. I received product free of charge, but all thoughts and opinions are 100% mine. The sweepstakes prize is provided for the winner free of charge from Lakeshore. A few weeks ago a friend and I took our kids on a field trip…
This post was sponsored by SelectBlinds.com as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central One day I was scrolling Facebook when a friend shared a video that really shook me up. It was one of those viral videos making the rounds for good reason- it hit close to home. The video was a home…
