"Do you have picky eaters? Try a red food taste test to get them to try some new foods. And make it fun with the Free Printable Taste Test Chart, too!...
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"Check out how we used simple rainbow heart stickers for lots of early learning fun, including fine motor skill practice, early math through pattern making and sorting, scissor skills, and more!...
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"Work on your child's fine motor skills with this quick and easy DIY "sewing" kit that can be adjusted for any age level. All you need are a few inexpensive materials to make it....
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"Starting the beginning of February we set them out and leave little notes and small gifts for eachother. If your flag is up, you've got mail! It is fun to see how excited they get when they open thei...
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"We've logged over 15,000 road trip miles with our children in the past 4 years. Here is what we do to make it educational, fun, and memorable! Printable games, a map, all in page protectors to use ove...
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"A 4 and a 6 year old frosted these! Seriously the easiest way to frost cookies for kids. So much easier and cleaner than a knife! AND a chill-free sugar cookie recipe. Our favorite!
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"A road trip binder full of activities to keep kids busy while traveling! Links to printable games, activity ideas, follow along map, etc. These were a HUGE hit in our family!
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"Starting the beginning of February we set them out and leave little notes and small gifts for eachother. If your flag is up, you've got mail! It is fun to see how excited they get when they open their...
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"Use cardboard tubes (toilet paper or paper towel rolls) and some paint to "stamp" heart shapes. This was a fun project that I did with my two year old. We'll give some of the artwork to her grandparen...
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"A fun tutorial on making a fall tree with your childs hand, fingers and arm...
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