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Child’s First Book Report: The Story Rope

Story rope first book report project with printable pattern to make the story rope and worksheet available in the shop.

Reading bonds love and learning. It is a perfect activity for all ages. A child’s first book report: the story rope activity, is one more step in creating an added level of learning after you read your child a book. As a former classroom teacher, I actually used this idea in a first grade classroom. The story rope idea works for preschool, kindergarten, first grade and on up … [Read more...]

Family Conversation Starters

Building a strong family connection can take some intentional work. Regular family conversation is a great way to grow both as individuals and as a family unit. These family conversation starters will get you building or furthering those connections. <<Be sure to grab the free printable family conversation starter cards too!>> Having conversations about a … [Read more...]

Food Groups Activity: Healthy Eating Plan {First 5 CA}

Food groups activity for kids to create a hands-on healthy eating plan with free printables from First 5 CA.

My kids would be content to eat cheese crackers all day every day, oh, wait, add chocolate chips too. If they could survive on cheese crackers and chocolate chips, they would be happy all the time. The fact is that my kids get picky sometimes. I wanted to show them with a food groups activity just what they were eating, and what they were not. My oldest two have been asking … [Read more...]

Teaching Children to Be Thankful {Free Printable}

Teaching children to say grace. Free printable grace cards have helped us say grace every night,. You can download these for free as a newsletter subscriber of The Stay-at-Home Mom Survival Guide.

We need to be better about saying grace before meals in our house. It is something that my husband and I have been wanting to teach the kids for a while. A combination of trying to keep up with our kids and also the fact that neither my husband or I grew up saying grace before regular meals has left us unsuccessful at making sure we say grace with the kids at dinner. I created … [Read more...]

Number Salad: Healthy Snack and Counting Activity

Number Salad Counting Activity and Healthy Snack for Kids.

Number Salad is a fun recipe, counting activity, pre-reading practice, and promotes following directions with the free printable recipe counting cards. (We can’t pack more learning into one activity, can we?!) The best part about number salad is it is a great way for kids to feel like they are making their food, which helps ease the resistance of picky eaters at times. … [Read more...]

Skeleton Anatomy Activity for Kids

A hands on activity for studying the skeletal system with young children from preschool through elementary school.

This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure. Children are often more eager to explore and learn when the learning is about them. This skeleton anatomy activity uses your child's own image and two free printables to help them understand how the skeletal system is constructed. Sounds complicated, but it is not. Due to how simple this learning activity really … [Read more...]

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