This activity is low cost and uses only a few basic supplies you probably already have in your house. This can be a stand back and observe activity, which we all need sometimes!

This transfer activity is great for scooping skills and provided a lot of opportunity for meaningful conversation. Ultra-easy to set up and clean up, which is always a winning combination.

A classic paper chain to countdown to the first day of school! Easy to put together, especially with the template I made for you. This is a great activity and builds the excitement for school.

Catch up on what we have been up to in July on the blog and at home. Plus, an exciting announcement!

This mess free activity highlights your child’s imagination. With only a few basic supplies that you likely already have within reach, you can create a whole new world for your children.

If you are looking for a way to keep your kids entertained outside, this is perfect! A little messy, but a lot of fun from start to finish.

This is one of the easiest activities I’ve set up. Kids of all ages love playing with ice and kept everyone entertained for quite a while!

This activity can be set up as a game or for each child individually. Counting, colors, and fine motor skills make this a phenomenal way to use leftover cereal.

Use basic pantry items to explore science in a fun and colorful way!

This activity was so easy to put together and the kids had a blast setting it up themselves!