Jelly fish are absolutely fascinating creatures of the ocean and they can ignite a barrage of great questions for your toddler or preschooler about their unusual features. With this in mind I’m sharing with you the instructions on a fun and engaging craft activity that teaches you how to make a simple paper bag jellyfish. How to make a simple paper bag jelly fish Making a paper bag jellyfish is a fantastic craft project that will not only keep your little one entertained but also help them develop important skills. Plus, it’s an opportunity to learn more about these fascinating sea creature ..read more

There is no doubt that dinosaurs are incredibly popular amongst many young children. They often find them thrilling and fascinating at the same time. Here I’m going to have you embark on a frozen adventure that will captivate your child’s senses and transport them to the prehistoric world of dinosaurs is what this blog post is about. It’s dinosaurs in ice excavation sensory activity for kids! In this blog post, we’ll explore the wonders of a cold sensory activity: freezing small dinosaur figurines in an ice tray and then melting them for an exciting excavation. Dinosaurs in ice excavation sen ..read more

There is such a wide range of sensory bottles or calming jars available to make at home. Following the success of my previous Easter sensory bottle, I thought I’d make another one that doesn’t include any liquid. Here is my DIY Easter Sensory Bottle that is easy to make to home and your toddler will enjoy exploring. As we step into the vibrant season of Easter, it’s the perfect time to infuse some creativity and sensory fun into your child’s playtime. Sensory bottles are a popular choice, offering a fascinating blend of entertainment and developmental benefits for our little ones. Recommende ..read more

This delightful and educational activity that not only encourages kids to venture outside but also sparks their creativity and learning. It’s rainbow painting snow art for kids and combines the joy of winter with the vibrancy of colours! Rainbow Painting Snow Art for Kids As parents, fostering a love for learning through enjoyable activities is always so rewarding. It might also give us a chance to sip on a hot coffee (maybe). Rainbow Painting Snow Art for Kids not only brings joy and excitement to the winter season but also offers a rich educational experience for your children. The blend of ..read more

Slime is all the rage in our house at the moment. We seem to have every different slime colour and texture that’s possible. To really add an extra element of gooey to the slime we came up with insect slime kids can make themselves. Play and learn about insects It’s highly likely that as an adult you cringe at the thought of long legged, creepy, crawly bugs and insects. The truth is that some children are completely fascinated by them. So to follow their interest, we can to find ways children can explore and learn about them. Interesting and fun facts about insects Here are some facts that wi ..read more

Earth Day is a yearly event that occurs on April 22. It’s a day of demonstration of support for environmental protection and to raise awareness of the issues currently facing our planet. To be creative in our teaching of this important day, you might like to try this Earth Day fizzy science activity for kids. They are sure to love it. Importance of Earth Day Our planet is remarkable, but we know it certainly needs our help to keep healthy and thrive. It’s interesting to think this movement started way back in 1970 in the U.S.A when a group of demonstrators took to the streets to raise awaren ..read more

Teaching children to be responsible with money can be challenging, especially when they so often see us wave our cards to make any purchase. As many of my friends ask me, I thought I share with you some simple tips on teaching children about money with jars and cute labels using my Cricut Maker. Sponsored by : Cricut Australia and New Zealand. Please note that this project is in collaboration with Cricut Australia and New Zealand and I was gifted a Cricut Maker and accessories. Learning to be responsible with money is an important life skill and something I believe should be taught at a young ..read more

Help your children learn about density of liquids with this mixing oil and water science experiment for kids. Possum (aged 8 years) and Boo (aged 5 years) absolutely love to engage with science experiments and this was certainly a fun one for us. This simple science activity teaches children about liquid density and highlights how some liquids are heavier or lighter than others. Recommended age – 5 years + (Strict and active supervision is required at all times) Mixing oil and water science experiment for kids For this science activity, you’ll need to collect the following – Baby oil Wate ..read more

Here is a simple apple and raspberry crumble recipe that you can make with your children. Ideal for when you want to whip up a quick and easy dessert at home. One of my favourite recipes of all time has to be a piping hot apple crumble. Would you agree? The crunch, the buttery deliciousness, the hot apple. A simple apple crumble is mouthwatering and a family favourite. This is a simple recipe that you’ll want to have on hand. It’s great because you can get your children involved too. As I’ve said many times, children learn so many great skills while cooking with you in the kitchen. To make t ..read more

It doesn’t matter what you call them, these DIY coin or penny paper plate spinners are great fun to make with your children. When they spin, the colors mix together and make a real show. I remember making these as a child, they absolutely capture my heart. What I especially love about them is that they are simple craft to make, you basically have everything you need and they offer great entertainment and education. Recommended age: 5 years + (Strict and active supervision required at all times) DIY coin or penny paper plate spinners To make your own spinners with your children, you’ll need ..read more