These adorable snowman themed January emotions printables can be a great tool in helping kids identify and talk about their feelings. January Copywork Emotions Sentences: Kids need to develop a solid understanding of emotions and to learn how to effectively express their own. These January emotions printing practise worksheets allow kids to practise their printing while also normalizing talking about emotions. These copywork pages allow students to explore their feelings and discuss them with a trusted adult. Supplies needed: January Emotions printables pencil or pen OR plastic sleeve A ..read more

Give your little one a chance to have some fun as they learn with these cute 5 Little Ducts activities. Make your own duck-filled sensory bottle for your kids to play with as they enjoy the book. They’ll have fun using their different senses to play along as you read a sweet nursery rhyme book. 5 Little Ducks Sensory Bottle: Supplies needed: 16 ounce sensory bottle 5 ounce bottle of Elmer’s Clear Glue 5 small rubber duck toys Blue glass stones/gems Water Instructions: Open the sensory bottle. Pour the whole bottle of glue into the bottle. Add the glass stones and gems to the bottom of the ..read more

I know that “self-care” is this phrase that gets thrown around a lot, but there’s a reason for that. It’s critical to take care of yourself so that you can be your best self for others. When you’re a mom, there are people depending on you and it’s important that you are able to be there for them. That starts with taking care of you. I know that it’s easier said than done. Trust me. I know how busy you are. I am a mom too. When my seven kids were younger, I hardly had a moment to myself. And that’s why I designed this self-care plan to have realistic time frames for those self-care opportuniti ..read more

Sensory bins are a fun way to get your kids engaged in imaginative play. And while they’re perfect for encouraging your child to play independently, you can also use these learning tools to help reinforce important concepts, like emotions. With this fun jungle sensory bin, your preschooler can have fun playing with cute jungle animals while also practicing emotional identification.This activity is great for preschools, Kindergarten classrooms, or home. You can easily adapt the questions you ask for older and younger kids. Learning opportunities: early reading matching jungle animals emotions ..read more

Looking for ideas for fun Thanksgiving games to keep everyone engaged and involved this year? Check out this list of activities. There’s something here to entertain party guests of all ages and stages.Somewhere between the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and the football game, choose some of these games to create new family traditions and memories that will last until next year’s festivities. Thanksgiving Games The Best Minute to Win It Thanksgiving Games These Minute to Win It Thanksgiving Games are hilarious! We even laughed long after we had finished playing. The games included ..read more

Having taste safe sensory play recipes creates a wonderful opportunity for toddlers and preschoolers to create. With just 3 ingredients, this pudding playdough is easy to make and it’s completely edible.Kids can mould and shape to their heart’s content. It’s such a fun activity. We love creating taste safe sensory play recipes like our Edible Shark Fluffy Slime, Condensed Milk Edible Paint, or Edible Freezie Painting. Pudding Playdough Recipe: Supplies needed: ¼ cup vanilla flavored instant pudding mix (note: if you purchase the 3.4 oz. box, you will have some left over to make a second batch ..read more

Create a simple grab bag game for Christmas or your next party. Try it to change up the way you do party favor bags or gift exchanges at your events. In this game, everyone is a winner! That’s what makes it perfect for all ages. Growing up, there were always loot bag (also known as treat bags or party favors) at our birthday parties. It’s something that I continued doing for my own kids, but I noticed that over the years, they became more expected and seemingly less appreciated by party guests.  That’s when I began to think of new ways to incorporate that into the event. Sometimes, that ..read more

This fall feelings mini book allows children the chance to process their thoughts and feelings about different events that happen in the autumn. When kids practise talking and writing about their emotions, they are better able to manage them in a healthy way. The pages include some common autumn scenarios such as raking leaves, going to the pumpkin patch, and playing in the leaves. It also gives students the chance to express what they like about fall and what they don’t like about fall. For some students, it may be easy to think of things they like about winter and they may need some prompti ..read more

Add some fun and excitement to a birthday party with this homemade prize punch game. This activity is easy to make yourself. It uses inexpensive items that can be purchased at the dollar store. This DIY punch a prize party game is a welcome addition to any event. It’s a great idea for birthday parties, family game nights, or school or community fairs or carnivals. This game is based on an old Price is Right game called Punch-a-Bunch. In that game, contestants would punch through for higher ticket prizes, but the concept and fun is the same. Homemade Prize Punch Game How to Make a Prize Punch G ..read more

Choosing the right songs for your wedding day set the tone for the entire event. Music creates the soundtrack for the day. That sounds like a lot of pressure. The good news is that it’s the one day you’re allowed to make it about what you want. Find unique wedding songs to help personalize your celebration. It’s your day. Songs that are personal for you, have history for you as a couple, or fit your taste are ultimately the best choice.If you’re looking for an upbeat, happy vibe, you’ll want to choose songs that fit that criteria. If you’re wanting to set the stage for romance, the right songs ..read more