Keeping a toddler/preschooler engaged in activities for short periods of time now, helps to maintain their attention for longer periods of time in the future. Here are some activities that we did this week…. We started off with a little bit of cutting, because she LOVES to cut things!! I am just hoping she doesn’t…
Daddy brought the girls home some blank puzzles the other day. They had so much FUN making their very OWN puzzles!! The puzzles look so much better if you start by outlining them in black and then coloring them in with markers. The puzzle came with a set of crayons, but they were poor quality…
I am SO excited to share our Tic-Tac-Toe Felt Game with you because we had SEW much FUN making it:) I can’t take credit for this cute idea, because I found different versions of it on Pinterest! Oh how I LOVE Pinterest:) This was super easy and cost only $1 to make! 1) We used 4…
I know I have a lot of posts about Audrey, but how do you engage a toddler? Sophia is almost 2 1/2 and always begs to do “school”. We have a lot of fun activities that we do together and I thought I would share them with you. Here a few activities that we did…
Today we tried our hand at some very easy, very inexpensive Valentine felt gifts! Audrey had a blast making a felt heart and some cute felt cookies for her sister. Gift #1: Valentine Cuddly! 1. Begin by cutting two hearts out of felt. The felt cost only $0.25 a sheet! Hole punch holes on the…
We just finished making some super easy snowflakes ornaments. I LOVE easy crafts!! The materials include: *popsicle sticks *glue *sequins Step #1 and Step#2 Glue the popsicle sticks into the form of a snowflake and let dry… Add a line of glue on all parts of the popsicle sticks… Step #3 Add your sequins and…
This Christmas tree is SO easy to make:) I love making crafts with the girls, especially when they are super easy! This year we are making popsicle stick Christmas trees, which are super easy, inexpensive and FUN! I started by cutting the popsicle sticks to form the shape of a Christmas tree… Next, Audrey used…
