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Adding a playset to your backyard sounds like a perfectly fun idea to get your children to go out and play as they get busy with schoolwork and other activities.
Those memories spent playing… Read the rest
I received this book a while again, but only just got round to reviewing it. But the wait has been worth it has it’s a really great book full of, well, really awesome ideas!
The items to build… Read the rest
Looking for an easy kids activity that they can do outside. Then why not try making some fairy soup?
all you need is :
a bowl
food colouring
wooden spoons
glitter
sequins
stones and pebbles optional
Fill your bowl with… Read the rest
My kids have always wanted a castle to play with. But when I looked for one they were very expensive. So I thought I’d do what I did when I was a child and make one out of a cardboard… Read the rest
Here in the UK it has done nothing but rain all year.Some places are so bad that 1,000’s of peoples home have flooded. So if you’re stuck in doors here are some great rainy day activities to do with your… Read the rest
Today Kim from Life Over C’s is sharing how she makes play-doh. And she is also giving away $20 Amazon Gift Card to one lucky winner!!
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Kids and play dough. They go together so well! At our house we… Read the rest
Castles, Guitars and Car Washes: Creating Fun for Kids With Cardboard
Garbage. You usually throw it away, but kids love to play with it. Gross? Sometimes, but it doesn’t have to be. Facial tissue boxes, cardboard boxes, and even toilet… Read the rest
It’s becoming increasingly vital to keep toddlers preoccupied with things other than technology, it’s easy to let them sit in front of the television or computer and it’s something all parents should try to avoid. Playing outside has been demonstrated… Read the rest
When the leaves start falling along with the temperatures, it is time to rethink how you entertain your children. While you could just put them in front of the television from October to April, there are other things that you… Read the rest
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Nowadays, kids enjoy various kinds of gadgets and other modern devices to play. Although it is a good thing that they are adept with technology, nothing beats the experience of playing outdoors and interacting with other kids. This is… Read the rest
Here is a really simple and easy game me and my kids liked to play, I Spy.all you need to do is run a round the house (like a madwoman if you’re anything like me) and grab loads of different… Read the rest
This is a simple and very easy game for your little ones. Which one is missing? I got three objects and made sure they were different colours to make it easy for my two younger ones who are 2 and… Read the rest
My kids love play-doh. I love it too but I hate the mess. We also play in the kitchen with a play mat on the floor but still the kids seem to get it on their socks and carry it… Read the rest
The kids loved this fun colour sorting game.
First off I got 10 sheets of plain paper and wrote the name of colours on each one with their matching felt tip pen. Then I placed them on the floor in… Read the rest
This was our second themed activity week. For our first them we did Dinosuars- see here, this time we did Zoo week
First we did some worksheets and printable from 3dinosuars and sparklebox
My little girl Caitlin is 2 and… Read the rest
These are so easy to make and where apart of our Zoo week
What you need:Paper platesYellow paintyellow and orange papergoogly eyesglueblack felt tip
First get your little ones to paint the paper plate yellow. Then once it’s dry cut… Read the rest
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