Looking for a simple way to teach gratitude this season? This Lucky Jar printable is an easy, hands-on activity that helps children slow down and think about what they feel thankful for. This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using these links…
Looking for a fun way to practice math skills using something kids already love? These Lucky Charms math activities turn learning into a hands-on experience using cereal marshmallows to teach counting, sorting, patterns, graphing, and early addition in a playful and engaging way. This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may receive a…
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time for simple, meaningful activities that let kids express love in their own way. This I Love You to Pieces craft printable is an easy, low-prep activity that works beautifully at home, in the classroom, or for homeschooling—and it doubles as a sweet keepsake you’ll want to save. This post may contain…
Helping kids slow down and think about the things they love is one of my favorite simple activities to do at home. This Things I Love mini book for kids is an easy, meaningful way for children to express themselves through writing, drawing, and creativity. Whether you’re using it for Valentine’s Day, in the classroom or homeschooling,…
Around Valentine’s Day, I’m always looking for simple activities we can use in our homeschool that don’t feel overwhelming or forced. This love jar printable activity for kids is something I created for my 7-year-old to do around Valentine’s Day, but I know my younger kids will want to join in too. Each of them will have…
Every Valentine’s Day we like to have a little party with our kids, and one of our favorite activities is playing holiday themed bingo. To make it easy, I created a ready-to-print Valentine’s Day Bingo game that’s perfect for kids of all ages. If you want a quick, no-prep game that your kids can play over and…
I made these free printable Valentine’s Day cards for kids as a simple Valentine’s Day activity for my own kids to do together. One afternoon, they sat at the table cutting the cards out, coloring them, and deciding who they wanted to give each one to. They made cards for each other, for my husband and me,…
If you need an easy winter craft, this snowman Q-tip painting activity is perfect. It uses simple supplies, works for all ages, and looks adorable every time. This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using these links at no extra cost to…
If you’re looking for a simple and meaningful baby Jesus paper plate craft, this one has been a favorite in our home (and something I just came up with on the whim). All three of my kids loved making it, and it was so sweet seeing how each manger turned out in their own style. It…
Decorating the Christmas tree doesn’t have to wait until December! This fun and easy Decorate the Christmas Tree name recognition activity is the perfect way to add a little holiday cheer to your preschooler’s learning time. It’s festive, simple to set up, and a big hit with little learners. This post may contain affiliate links, which means…