We found this adorable Halloween alphabet book at the library and I knew instantly we had to do something with it. Each letter is dressed up as something (V is for Vampire, P is for Pirate, Z is for Zombie) and it’s really quite fantastic. We chose to remake L, M, and F for some…
What’s in the pack?Heart coloring pageHh is for Heart pageDot the Hh’sHh tracingConnect the HeartsHh practiceDecorate the HhsColor the H’s and h’sI Can Write Hh Cursive bookletHh dot marker pageCursive Prewriting PracticeHh Roll and GraphDot the LettersHh Letter Path Download Hh is for Heart Here! If you want the whole…
We’re already nearing the end of the Rhyming Words set! Amazing how fast a month can go by! Don’t forget to stop by 3 Dinosaurs and This Reading Mama to get even more great printables to go with this set! So what’s included in my set?Ice Cream MatchingCircle the RhymesMy –og/-ot Rhyming BookRhyming Word…
We have completely fallen in love with the pigeon books over the past few months. Royal and Logi-Bear think they are hilarious and request one nearly every single night (The Pigeon Takes a Bath is the current favorite). When the Virtual Book Club announced this months author I knew I wanted to do something with…
We are rowing Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? right now and I wanted to get some paper dolls so we could practice dressing them. Then I thought, why not have them appropriately dressed for the weather! So the clothes are for the seasons. First we separated the clothes by piece of clothing. Then…
Since a new school year is about to begin, I’ve updated some parts of the calendar notebooks! First, I’ve updated all of the PreK and Lower Elementary notebooks for the 2014/2015 school year. I’ll continue adding new themes throughout the year, but this way last year’s themes can be used again! Second, I’ve added 2…
Welcome to the Sensory Play Party!! Brought to you by Little Bins for Little Hands and Royal Baloo! We’ve had a crazy few weeks of colds and moving, and then no internet…Not much has been getting done! So no sensory activity from us this week I’d still like to highlight my favorites from last week…
I was first interested in this program because I mistook spirituality for religious. Don’t be fooled – this program is not overtly religious! It is based on the principles of Kabbalah but I think you’ll find that they are very applicable to everyone. I’m very glad that I was interested in it, because it’s pretty…
I made this unit study for Baloo, in 2nd grade, but I’m sure a 1st or 3rd grader could use it just fine. Probably even a kindergartener if you’re willing to help with the reading and writing! Looking for a more In Depth Unit Study? Check out my Hands-on Ancient Egypt Unit Study here. All…
When I was a young kid my Dad would travel to Paris, Taiwan, and I’m sure other places, relatively often. I was always fascinated with the other languages, but most especially French. I picked up little bits here and there, and then once 7th grade hit, I started taking French in school. I took French…
Last year Cassie and I were just getting to know each other and decided to work on a summer project together. Our kids are all close in age and we wanted a summer program to keep them learning. Last year we put our Reading Fun in the Sun together and it worked out wonderfully. This…
This post was written as a contribution to the Perfectly Imperfect: Parenting with Mental Illness Blog Carnival. The participating bloggers are sharing their experiences, thoughts, and opinions on how living with mental illness affects their daily lives and parenting practices. I have a bit of a confession to make, as this is something I…