It's a subject we all talk about and deal with on a daily basis with our children and truthfully even talk about with our peers. The word is HOMEWORK! We're sharing tips to get your child off to success this school year on onto the road of being an successful and organized student. Homework Tips from Teachers and Moms I had the opportunity to chat with some of my favorite kid bloggers about HOMEWORK. Megan from Coffee Cups and Crayons, Jacque ... Read more...
Schools Around the World
Let's explore schools around the world! Exploring Schools Around the World Welcome to the Blogging Carnival for September! We picked one of our favorite subjects SCHOOL! Across the globe students have returned back to school and we wanted to share with you the variety of schools and learning environments. I know that not until I stepped into a few schools in other countries did I realize how incredibly lucky my childhood has been as well as my children’s available schools. The ... Read more...
Announcing the Virtual Chapter Book Club
Announcing the Virtual Chapter Book Club We have some exciting new to share with you! We are starting a Virtual Chapter Book Club for you! We are teaming up with 6 blogs to share with you on the First Tuesday of every month a Chapter book and activities to go along with the Chapter Book. The Chapter Books will be based on themes. It's going to be a fun way to connect our kids to reading all year long. Types of Chapter Books Here's the Chapter Book Themes ... Read more...
Pinterest Blog Hop
Explore how The Educators' Spin On It uses Pinterest to share creative learning activities, parenting tips, and educational resources for families and teachers! How to Get Started on Pinterest Confession… I am in love with Pinterest. I know you’re probably not surprised. I’ve been pinning things on there for the past two years and quickly realized what an amazing tool it can be for parents and teachers. With over 1.5 million followers I am assured that I’m sharing content that people are ... Read more...
Supporting your Local Backpack Program to Fight Hunger
Want to help fight hunger in your community? Here are some helpful tips for how to support your local backpack program at your local schools or food banks. Supporting your Local Backpack Program As a mom, you try your best to give your child everything they need. Breakfast, lunch, dinner snacks seem to become a part of your everyday thoughts. Complaining with friends you can’t seem to get them to eat enough or are tired of packing lunches become simple conversations with ... Read more...
Stand Up Paddleboarding with Walk on Water in Hollywood, FL
I received a free stand-up paddleboarding lesson from Walk on Water Fitness during my attendance at the Niche Parent 2013 conference. All the opinions expressed below are entirely my own. Learning to Stand Up Paddleboard Stand Up Paddleboarding is an experience for everyone! I recently was invited to a S.U.P experience with a group from the Parent Niche Conference. The hosts were Paula and Tom from Walk on Water in Hollywood Florida. I really appreciated that they took their time to ... Read more...
10 Ways to Support your Child’s Learning at Home …even when they attend Public School or Home School
10 practical ways to support your child's learning at home through creating a structured, engaging, and growth-oriented environment that encourages curiosity, reading, real-world application, and hands-on learning. We have friends who ask all the time for ways to help their child at home with various skills they should be developing in math, reading, writing and more. They are asking for ideas to enhance their child's education at home. No matter what you can turn to this ... Read more...
Bill Martin Jr. Virtual Book Club for Kids
Join the Bill Martin Jr. Virtual Book Club for Kids! Explore engaging activities inspired by beloved books like Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? and more. Foster a love of reading with fun, hands-on learning! Discover popular children's books written by the beloved author Bill Martin Jr. From Brown Bear Brown Bear to Chicka Chicka Boom Boom discover why he's books should be a part of your child's library of books. This post contains affiliate links to Amazon. Bill Martin Jr. ... Read more...
D.I.Y Knight Cardboard Shield for Pretend Costume Play
Have a little knight at your house? Follow this DIY tutorial to make this easy cardboard shield for playtime! Pretend play comes naturally in our house. My three kids are always reusing boxes and bottles for new stories. The idea of making a cardboard shield for their pretend play came at the request of a 4-year-old knight who wanted to make a shiny dragon shield. We used leftover paint, and cardboard from our recycle bin. Easy D.I.Y Cardboard Shield for you Knight I decided to take ... Read more...
Afterschool Teddy Bear Chalk Challenge
Need an open ended, multi age activity for afterschool? Now is the time for a Teddy Bear Chalk Challenge I don't know about your kids - but mine comes home from school tired of sitting in a desk and following specific directions. Don't let the open ended playtime of summer end - continue the fun after school with "chalk challenges." It seems like I am forever trying to think of fun ways to provide them with open ended activities that encourage them to use their creativity, be outside, ... Read more...
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