I remember hearing the term, “teachable moments” in some early childhood classes I took years ago. Yep…that’s what this is. Exactly. Click here to see how Mountain Pulse made learning about germs relevant, fun, and memorable for her 4 year old daughter. Wonderful idea to keep in your back pocket for when you have a sick one at home.
How fun are these ribbon hair ties from Kiddio! I love the ric-rac and I love that these are easy enough for older girls to make by themselves…perfect for a sleepover craft! Go see…
Here are a few ways to have some fun with the kiddos this St. Patrick’s Day: Make a delicious “pot-o-gold” snack (Her Cup Overfloweth) Put together some rainbow ornaments using colorful beads and gold…
These Montessori-inspired dressing frames are crazy expensive to buy outright (example). Julie at Havin’ Fun Yet shows us how she made her own using thrifted frames and a few tools.
These towel bibs from Nap Time Journal are big enough to cover chest, tummy, and lap…all the places food tends to fall when little hands are feeding themselves! Click here for the tut!
With just a few supplies, you can make a homemade compass for you and your children to marvel over. If Only I Had Superpowers has the details!
Here are a few more free felt food tutorials for me to add to my round-up: From American Felt and Craft: Cherry Pie (Thanks to OCP reader, Alicia for the tip!) Crackers From Ikat…
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