As parents, we are always searching for what’s best for our children. How can we help them grow? How can we create a home where they will be happy? Start by choosing toys that inspire creativity, learning, and fun!
This month, don’t miss the opportunity to observe the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing! No matter what science curriculum you’re into right now, it’s the perfect time to learn about the moon, space exploration, and our solar
Put some fun back in your math practice with these giant ten frames!
Activities for creative thinking and problem-solving with LEGO bricks!
We routinely disregard the suggested ages on our childrens’ toys, especially with Legos. Here’s why.
Another great science activity — quick and easy demonstration you can do with items you already have around your house.
I am no creative genius, but since having kids, I have found time and again that making something myself was better than buying. Generally, I make it myself if it is 1) cheaper, 2) better quality, or 3) better tailored
Pull the string down, and watch the toy go up! Fun and simple mechanical toy you can build with materials you probably already have in your basement.
Kinetic sand is a great option for a sensory bin! Check out how we’re using it for some quiet parallel play time.
This week my little helpers fired up the KitchenAid mixer for another round of “Cooking with Kids!” Check out this simple recipe for delicious brown sugar muffins from scratch.