Learning & Activities

Our printable mazes are a great way to help your child improve their small motor skills while having fun. Easily printable, the mazes are great to take along on car rides, when kids need to wait for any period of time or just as a boredom buster around the house. You can print as many […]

Language is arguably the most powerful form of communication. People use words to not only share information but convey various forms of feelings and emotions. There are different categories of words performing specific grammatical duties. One such classification is adjectives. Adjectives are defined as words that modify or describe a noun. For example, such wording […]

Making crafts out of old or used materials is a great way to reuse and recycle — think aluminum cans, plastic bottles, old shoeboxes, empty toilet paper rolls, unused fabric, paper scraps … anything, really. By making use of items that are no longer needed in fun and creative ways, not only are we being […]

After their new baby arrives, many parents utilize childcare — both inside and outside the home — so they can continue to work — or so they can simply have a little “me time” a day or two a week. If you anticipate you’ll want or need childcare after your baby arrives, the time to […]

Back-to-school means it’s time to buy a new crop of school supplies, but every age and grade requires something slightly different. And while every school and teacher may have additional items not found here, or perhaps they don’t require things that are included here, this school supplies list for grades kindergarten through fourth is a […]

Ahh… I feel like summer just started, but realistically, we have less than 60 days left to live it up! Having fun during the summertime doesn’t have to mean pricy pool memberships, expensive movies and costly theme parks (although those are fun). If I have extra cash, I prefer to spend it on things that […]

If your kids like zany, crazy games with lots of movement and imagination, this is a birthday party game for you! If you need to liven up any party, bookmark this page and come back to it as needed — the Fruit Basket Party Game is the best party game for all ages, EVER! Here’s […]

It’s time for another round-up of free printables for moms and kids! Hopefully, by the third round-up, we can give you a little preview of my filing cabinet and my collection of projects and free printables. This is one of my favorite posts to do because I get so excited about free printables. The internet […]

As parents, we all have those moments when you just need to keep your little ones busy, happy, and occupied… In our house, we LOVE to use “busy bags” for these moments. These are fun and easy activities to bring with you regardless of where you’re heading. The busy bag you’ll find on the page […]

What words rhyme with good? Read on to find out, and also check out our short stories that rhyme with good. They’ll inspire you to write your own! Words That Rhyme with Good Could Should Hood Would Wood Stood Unlikelihood Misunderstood Understood Boyhood Childhood Short Stories That Rhyme with Good Each day, Davis would go […]

My girls could color for days. In fact, they do. I just recently discovered a bunch of sites where you can get Disney Princess Coloring pages for FREE! How awesome is that? I love being able to print Disney Princess Coloring pages before we are headed off to church, or a restaurant, or catching a […]

These little guys will help your child learn hand-eye coordination, colors, molding, new vocabulary (antennas, buttons, claws, etc…) and shapes. I hope this is fun for you and your child. I know that my kids are absolutely crazy about these cute robots! When playing the game, read the instructions on the sheet with the original […]

Today is a big day. This might be my favorite quiet book theme to date! I LOVE this cars quiet book so much! I guess it’s more a “vehicles” quiet book, or “things that go” themed quiet book, since not all of the pages are cars. If you are new to our quiet books, you […]

You guys….I have been meaning to make these sticker pad quiet books for over a year now and I finally did it. They were SO FAST and EASY to make! I really like the idea of the Melissa and Doug Sticker pads, but the pads fall apart too easily and the pages and stickers get […]

Our play dough mats are such a hit at our house that we just had to create another version of them: MONSTER PLAY DOUGH ACTIVITY MATS! Aren’t they adorable?? Monster Play Dough Activity Mats Want a silly, fun and creative way to use your play dough? These little Monsters are a huge hit at our […]

Getting Autographs from your favorite Characters at Disneyland is a MUST! But, wouldn’t it be more fun to have a memory of that moment attached to the scribbled name? I have the perfect solution! Polaroid Snap Touch helps make the BEST DIY Disneyland Autograph Books.  We took this Polaroid camera with us one our vacation […]

How would you like to know how make lip gloss (and save lots of money)? This is the place to find easy DIY Lip gloss instructions! DIY tutorial: How to Make Lip Gloss Who doesn’t want a natural way to soften lips? With all the crazy chemicals everywhere it is nice to revert back to […]

If you’re looking for a printable tickets template for surprising someone with a vacation or trip of some sort, you have come to the right place! Whether it’s a surprise vacation for the husband, or a surprise vacation for the kids, these printable tickets are fun way to start the adventures! If you read our […]

As requested, we’ve made some more play dough mats, and these counting activities are especially endearing.. I am so happy you and your little ones are enjoying these because I love making them! I have been giving them as gift with a set of Play doh containers. They were a big hit!  Counting Activities Using […]

Looking for a bedroom cleaning checklist to help you kids know when they are finished cleaning their room? If you have experienced your children telling you multiple times that their room is clean, only to find multiple tasks undone, this checklist will help solve that problem. This particular bedroom cleaning checklist has an easy list […]

Now that we have covered our genius system for How to Organize Papers (and minimize the paper clutter), Some have asked about how to make a kids art display or how to manage your kid’s paper clutter. Today I want to share a system with you that should help you with all that paper clutter! […]

I’m sending a child off to kindergarten this year, which means it must be documented with a first day of kindergarten sign! Since I’m cheap and don’t like paying for printables, I made my own. If you missed last year’s First Day of School Signs, I made a free cursive option (although if you use […]

Rollin’ out another busy bag for you guys! I have been working on these parking lot series for the different types of transportation.  The idea came from a kind blog follower who had printed the last transportation busy bag where your kids sort whether the vehicle belongs in the air, on the land, or the […]