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Kids activities are a great way to connect with your kids. They help you get to know what your little one likes to do, how they play and what they are learning about the world.
The very best activities for kids are the ones that start out as your plan and become their plan.
Here are some tips for letting the kids take over:
Have fun playing (and connecting)!
We start celebrating Easter at our house weeks before the actual holiday arrives. We especially love Easter activities and the chance to decorate our house in bright spring colors. I came up with Read More ...
Introduce preschool children to number recognition using cereal, cards, and bowls. This simple number recognition activity also introduces one-to-one correspondence and addition to Read More ...
Brrr! We had some unexpected snow and ice recently so I needed some quick ideas to entertain my little ones indoors. That’s when I remembered one of our favorite snowy winter crafts. The best Read More ...
Football is big deal at my house, especially as the NFL heads into the postseason. My son and I enjoy watching the games together and cheering on our favorite teams. It also lets me try out a little Read More ...
We have so many LEGO pieces! I'm not complaining. LEGO is awesome for so many reasons. I'm willing to allow these little bricks to continue to accumulate year after year. The thing is, LEGO bricks Read More ...
One of my favorite ways to celebrate a holiday is by filling our home library with special kid books. Halloween is no exception. Of course we have favorites that come out year after year, but I'm also Read More ...
Right now I need simple. Quick and easy activities are far more likely to happen then those that take planning and force me to go shopping. I just flat out don't have the time. There's nothing easier Read More ...
Halloween is creeping up (and our house is already decked out in kid-made Halloween decorations)! I decided the spelling words just might want to join in the fun. Are you knee deep in spelling words Read More ...
Sure, teaching a toddler or preschooler how to button clothing is an important life skill, but at our house buttons are also used for so much more! I've put together a list of button activities for Read More ...
Over the last few months M and M started recording videos on their tablet. They were having so much fun with the video maker I thought it was the perfect time to introduce them to stop motion for Read More ...
