Fun ideas for spring with your child. Follow along with our March Activity planner for kids as your explore concepts of gardening, rainbows, Easter and more in this colorful month of childhood.Let's get started as we welcome SPRING!We want to extend a warm welcome to all of our newest followers! We are so excited that you have discovered our site! We also want to express our gratitude to our continued followers! We’re amazed daily how many of you are returning and bringing new friends with ... Read more...
Making Rosenmunnar (Swedish Thumbprint Cookies) with Kids: Around the World in 12 Dishes
Learn about Sweden with Kids. Making Rosenmunnar (Swedish Thumbprint Cookies) and Braided Swedish Coffee Bread as you explore the world with food.We started our global journey the same way Phileas Fogg did in London, UK, and are now moving northeast into Stockholm, Sweden.Making Rosenmunnar (Swedish Thumbprint Cookies) with KidsThis month, My 5 year old and I had a blast looking through cookbooks and recipe websites trying to decide what to make for our cooking stop in Sweden. Coming from a ... Read more...
Living History Museum
This week at The Educators' Spin On It, we have been reading at home about famous people in history. At my daughter's school, they had a Parent Involvement Evening called a "Living History Museum." Visitors (parents) were guided through the museum (the school) to learn about the various famous individuals as they were brought to life.Each student chose an individual and dressed up as that famous person in history. The children researched and wrote clues about their famous individual and read ... Read more...
Growing Peas with Kids in the Garden
Discover how easy it is to grow Peas with kids in your garden. Plus use our garden journal to expand your child's learning in the garden.Our household loves gardening. I am often asked what is our favorite vegetable to grow. Without a doubt, I would say, snow peas.Growing Peas with KidsSnow peas are one of my favorite plants to grow in both our home and school garden. Mostly because they are so easy to grow. Peas prefer cooler weather and can be planted after the danger of frost ... Read more...
A Zoo in Our Backyard? Discovering Wildlife with My Baby
Explore the wonders of a backyard zoo for babies by spotting real animals and insects right outside your door! Enjoy simple, sensory-rich activities that connect your baby with nature.Babies and Toddlers are naturally interested in animals. Many times your family pet ends up being one of your babies first words. Then they begin to discover animal toys, our toy animals currently get lined up one by one when she's playing with them and carried all around the room.Her ... Read more...
Snapshots of Parenting with Purpose
Snapshots of Parenting with Purpose Our children get report cards. Employees get reviews. As parents you may not get feedback from others on your parenting. We would like to take some time here at The Educators' Spin On It to celebrate the moments you share with your children that deserve recognition. We would like to give you positive feedback on your parenting experiences and share your story with others for inspiration!From our family and friends to our neighbors and the people we see in our ... Read more...
Happy 1st Day of Spring
The beginning of Spring is officially here! How are you sharing the change of seasons with your child? Did you go on a Hunt for Spring yet? Have you spotted Spring in your yard, your neighborhood, or your community?Here are some of the pictures we found this past week on our Spring walks that we added to our Spring Journal. Some of the words we used with these pictures are flower, leaves, bud, nest, birds, and even a frog. We could smell the flowers and even touched the frog so slimy was ... Read more...
Making Time for Siblings: Activities and Games
How do you squeeze time in with all of your children to make sure they feel like they have your attention? How do you have engaging fun together after school when they are all home? Here are a few ideas that I want to share with you to help make your afternoons fun for everyone in the house. Plus making time for siblings makes homework time a lot more successful.Our house gets a little bit busier when big sister comes home from school and even during the summer break! Over the past few ... Read more...
Saint Patrick’s Day Smash a Shamrock Playdough activity and more
Our St. Patrick's Day Tot School fun continues with this adorable Smash a Shamrock activity. These activities were planned for Tot School - 28 months. See how much fun you can have with just a few items for this St. Patrick's Day with your toddler. Tot School St. Patrick's Day ActivitiesWe've had a delightful learning week with a visit to the farm to feed the animals, a play date with friends, and lots of gardening outside. The favorite activity of the week - you'd never guess!We call ... Read more...
Tips for Reading Books to Active Baby or Toddler
Looking for tips for reading books to an active baby or toddler? You've found the spot! We're sharing some key questions to consider when choosing books and the settings to create these special moments for books. Plus included are some of the best books for toddlers and babies.Tips for Reading Books to an Active Baby or ToddlerWe've all been there...a book in hand but no one is interested. We've read all the benefits of the importance of reading to our baby and ... Read more...
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