Explore books that highlight diverse characters and stories on Multicultural Children's Book Day. This post features a linky that connect you with book reviews from some of the latest Multicultural books for kids. The focus of this event is to bring attention to all of the amazing children’s books available that celebrate diversity.Which Multicultural Book will you read first? How to Participate in Multicultural Children's Book DayWelcome to our 6th annual Multicultural Children’s Book ... Read more...
Behind the Scenes Tour of the Georgia Pacific Foley Cellulose Mill
Georgia-Pacific invited me to visit their Foley Cellulose Mill in Perry, Florida. I'm excited to share with you the many ways that they are making an impact in our communities, in our environment and through their various quality products, which includes cellulose.*This post was sponsored by Georgia-Pacific, however all thoughts and opinions are my own*UPDATE: Perry, Florida – Georgia-Pacific employees at the Foley Cellulose mill in Perry, Florida, were informed 9/18/23 that Georgia-Pacific ... Read more...
Family Fun at Jake’s Unlimited in Mesa, Arizona
At Jake's Unlimited in Arizona you’ll find rides, games, food and fun for kids, and for the kid in you. They have over 170 video games and interactive redemption games along with a prize store. Are rides more your style? Jake’s Unlimited also features a ride called Radius that spins you in the air while you spin your group in your pod, carousel, tea cups, spin zone bumper cars, midway games, laser tag.Head to a family classic with their modern bowling alley which includes eight lanes of mini ... Read more...
12 Questions Parents Need to Ask Their Child’s Summer Camp Program
This post is sponsored by The Monique Burr Foundation for Children. All opinions expressed are my own. Let’s #ChangeTheConversation.It’s summertime, and our kids are going to be home from school. Are you signed up for any special summer programs or summer camps? Chances are your child will be around new friends and new adults as they create summer memories. Have you done your safety check for child safety?Child Safety at Summer CampBeing around a new environment makes you anxious as a parent ... Read more...
How to End Bullying? Let’s #ChangetheConversation
This post is sponsored by The Monique Burr Foundation for Children. All opinions expressed are my own. Let’s #ChangeTheConversation.HOW TO END BULLYING? LET’S #CHANGETHECONVERSATIONAs a parent and a former classroom teacher, I know we all want to end . Unfortunately I’m hearing about it more. And sadly, bullying feels likes it’s changed from when we were kids too, to some pretty serious levels. Are we actually “doing” something about it? We need change, real change. Because the statistics are ... Read more...
75 Easy Prep-Ahead Breakfasts and Lunches Your Family Will Love
Make your weekdays flow easier with these prep-ahead breakfasts and lunches from a busy mom of 3! From storage to reheating Alea shares with you and me her meal prep tips for how to get ready for a healthy start to your day with ready-to-go meals.Are you ready to get organized with your meal planning to kick off each day?Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links, all opinions expressed are my own. Today is the big day, this new delicious cookbook is now available at all major ... Read more...
How to Make Kid Made Garden Signs
Create your own unique kid made garden signs with just a few supplies. With limitless design ideas these air clay garden signs are fun to make with your child.When spring arrives our minds immediately shift to gardening. I have been gardening with my daughters since they were toddlers. Every spring we pick up seeds from our local garden centre and start growing our garden right on our windowsill.We are always in awe of the magic of planting seeds and watching them grow.This year, we have been ... Read more...
Frog Themed Toss Game for Preschoolers
Create an adorable frog themed toss game with recycled cardboard, paint, and a few pipe cleaners for a game packed with froggy fun! Work on creativity and fine motor skills with this one-of-a-kind frog game for your preschooler.Here's how to make this Frog Game.Disclosure: This post contains links to amazon affiliates. There's something very fun about learning about frogs with preschoolers. The way they hop, the way they croak, and honestly how important there are to discovering a healthy ... Read more...
Zoo Animal Counting Activity for Preschoolers
Create your very own zoo with this adorable Zoo Animal Counting Activity. Using wooden popsicle sticks and tiny plastic zoo animals your child will practice their number recognition, fine motor skills and build their imagination with this fun zoo activities for preschoolers. This book activity is a fun way to sneak in math as you read the popular book Good Night Gorilla.Here's how to play this math game. This post contains affiliate links to Amazon. Our featured book for the Weekly ... Read more...
Unlocking the Mysteries of Seed Germination with Kids
A great way to spark a child's interest in gardening or plant science is to unlock the mystery of that window of time between planting a seed in the soil and seeing a little green sprout appear. This seed germination science experiment will encourage your child to unlock this mystery.In my opinion, growing plants with children is one of the greatest joys of the warmer months. Not only are there inherent academic lessons in the life cycle of a plant, but there are also life lessons, too.CLICK NOW ... Read more...
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