Need some help in motivating your boys to get their writing done? Try these great football writing activities. I’m not really that much of a football fan, but my husband and kids are very excited when it’s time to watch the big game. I try {often unsuccessfully} to get in the spirit and integrate the kids’ interests…
Science doesn’t have to be difficult or use expensive materials – especially in the early years. It’s fall, and there are plenty of pumpkins and apples at nearby farm stands and orchards. Use the things kids see all around them and ask questions like: Why do apples turn brown? Did you know you can make…
Doors slamming, angry outbursts, intensely deep conversations about friendships and the future, discussions about face-washing, showering, and deodorant… puberty kind of sneaks up on a parent. I mean, they were just going through the terrible twos yesterday – weren’t they? I was talking to my friend Anna recently about life, marriage, kids, parenting,…
“Mama! Look! It’s a stop light. Do you see the red and the yellow and the green? Stop, slow down, go… I made them” We’re no strangers to open-ended and play-based learning around here, but I have to admit that, despite the materials I already have, I have been eyeing the Spielgaben set of wooden…
This post was sponsored by Cleveland Clinic Children’s as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. All thoughts and opinions are my own. It was my first pregnancy, and I was terrified when my contractions started. It was two and a half months too soon, and I was worried that there was something wrong…
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