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Spring Activities for Kids

Anna Panza / April 16, 2021

Spring activities for preschoolers don’t have to be complicated and can be a fun way to welcome the season! I have put together a list of 6 hands on, creative activities for you to try with your little ones. These crafts will keep you busy throughout the season and have…

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Garden Sensory Bin for Preschool

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Anna Panza / April 14, 2021

Garden sensory bins are a great way to bring the spirit of spring in to a learning space and keep a little one busy for hours. My little one loves sensory bin and with a few expensive items, I put together a garden themed sensory bin complete with a learning…

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DIY Seed Paper for Earth Day

DIY Seed Paper for Earth Day is a simple DIY you can do with any child to celebrate Earth Day in an eco friendly way. Free gift tag download!
Anna Panza / April 7, 2021

DIY seed paper for Earth Day is a great, conscious way to celebrate the earth and give back. A mixture of paper, water, and seeds creates a fun way for children to participate in the beauty nature brings. My little one LOVES watching his DIY seed paper sprout up after…

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Preschool Activities for National Crayon Day

Anna Panza / March 27, 2021

Preschool activities for National Crayon Day right at your fingertips today in this blog post! Did you know March 31st is National Crayon Day? Chances are if you landed here, you are on the hunt for National Crayon Day activities or simple crayon themed activities to do with your preschool…

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Rainbow Activities for Preschool + Free Rainbow Puzzles

Rainbow activities for preschoolers and children. This post includes 6 activities for rainbow theme learning and a free shapes puzzle download. Activities for preschoolers at home. rainbow activities for preschoolers. Homeschool preschool activities.
Anna Panza / February 28, 2021

Rainbow activities for preschool is fitting for anytime of the year or if you are planning special rainbow activities for St. Patrick’s Day. Regardless of what season you are in with your preschooler, I am hoping these ideas inspire you in your planning of activities. Included in this post are…

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Simple Mother’s Day gift using a canvas tote fro Simple Mother’s Day gift using a canvas tote from Hobby Lobby and paints. Handprint flowers and thumbprint bees + butterflies! 🦋🐝 🌷 this reusable tote can be used as a gift bag and then as a grocery tote afterwards! 🌷🐝🦋 👇🏻🦋🐝🌷👇🏻 Check out more cute Mother’s Day craft ideas below: @littleoctoberhouse @jaimiepriamo @hellomommamiller @recesstorose @lifewifeandmom @capturingcultura @curated_by_kelsey @ourfaithfilledhome @ashleyreneelinder Love DIYS? Join our community! @letscreatediys #letscreatediys
Mother’s Day card printables are heading to your Mother’s Day card printables are heading to your inbox in the morning! This card is the perfect companion to some grain-free granola bars! 🌰 🥜 ⠀⠀⠀⠀ 🥜GRAIN FREE GRANOLA BARS 🥜 Ingredients * 1 cup pecan pieces * 1/2 cup pumpkin seeds * 1/2 sunflower seeds * 1 cup cashew pieces * 1 cup unsweetened coconut flakes * 2 tsps cinnamon * 1 cup raisins * 1/2 tsp sea salt * 1/4 cup melted organic coconut oil * 1/4 cup smooth almond butter * 1/4 cup + 2 Tbsp raw honey * 1 tsp pure vanilla extract * 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips dairy free - - Instructions 1. In a large mixing bowl, mix nuts/seeds, coconut flakes, cinnamon, salt, and raisins to evenly combine. 2. In a small sauce pan, whisk together coconut oil, almond butter, and honey until smooth and combined. Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla. 3. Pour the wet mixture over the nut mixture and stir to fully combine. Mix well and make sure all the dry mixture is coated. Once coated, gently fold in the chocolate chips. 4. Line an square pan with parchment paper along the bottom and sides. Transfer the mixture to the pan and smooth out. 5. Cover the top with parchment paper, then put in the freezer for at least 1 hour to firm. 6. Remove pan from freezer and remove the parchment paper. Flip the bars over on to a cutting board and remove parchment paper. 7. Using a long very sharp knife, cut into bars.   8. Keep your bars in the refrigerator until ready to eat!
It still doesn’t feel real. Loss, trauma, heartb It still doesn’t feel real. Loss, trauma, heartbreak... it has an odd way of building your faith while simultaneously empowering the fear gremlin. So every day, this child and I work on it. Each child has had his or her own lesson for me. This is the baby of growth, faith, boundaries, and intuition following.
#easyathomeideas simple crafting ... Isaac the Sli #easyathomeideas simple crafting ... Isaac the Slithery Snake ((He names everything Isaac for some reason)) ⠀⠀ He helped us make our #grainfreemuffins from @bobsredmill! Another simple & easy activity together! ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Simple to make... zero prep! -paper plate - dot markers - small red piece of paper - scissors + glue + black marker or googley eyes ⠀⠀⠀ These ladies have also shared simple at home crafts today @thehomesteadteacher @sowinglittleseeds @supergodnotmom
This simplistic of simple Spring activities! Handp This simplistic of simple Spring activities! Handprint flowers creating vibrant sprint decor in our home! ⠀⠀ Just shared our move+remodel update and quest to simplify our “things” in my stories. Art and our projects are on the list to figure out how to preserve without clutter! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ See more Spring craft ideas from the following creators: @jencord @ourfaithfilledhome @curated_by_kelsey @essentially.uplifting @kscraptique @thibeault_time @lifewifeandmom @thisnthatbybrooke @mariposacelebrates @memories_by_marlena Sign up for June creator loops at @letscreatediys #letscreatediys
Printable cards all week long! Mom, a title just a Printable cards all week long! Mom, a title just above queen 👑 Mother’s Day is approaching so I’ve teamed up with some of my mama friends to share mother’s day craft & activity ideas! We made this Mother’s Day card using a simple printable (you can download in my bio), a wine cork, and some paint! The end of the wine cork created a unique painting tool and made perfect polka dots for our tea pot! Scissors, glue, and a little yard, and we have the perfect card to gift! Check out these mamas for more inspiration! @ashleyn.rivera @bitsofirma @erica.mcdavitt @essentially.uplifting @greyskies.rainbowhighs @littleloveezra @mombunsandmayhem @ourfaithfilledhome @playbakecreate @smileon0187 Head over to @TheDIYMoms to check out more Mamas and their projects! #TheDIYMoms #DIYMomsMothersDay #mothersdaycraft #mothersday2021 #preschoolathome #wearethehomemakers
Our life (&toddler behavior) has been ⭐️dramat Our life (&toddler behavior) has been ⭐️dramatically⭐️ improved since moving toward a grain free lifestyle. Meltdowns have reduced, communication is better, aggressive behavior is diminishing... and when grains sneak in, the behaviors come back. ⠀⠀⠀ I’ll be sharing some of our grain free favorites throughout the day in my stories! 🥕🧁🥕🧁🥕🧁 This carrot cake recipe is great as cupcakes, cake, or muffins. 🧁🥕🧁🥕🧁🥕 Instructions - Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. -Mix Dry Ingredients in a large bowl - Dry Ingredients:: * 2 cups packed fine almond flour * ½ cup coconut flour * ½ cup unsweetened shredded coconut * 1 teaspoon baking soda * 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon * ¼ teaspoon cardamom * 1/2 teaspoon sea salt * * - In a separate large bowl, mix together all of the wet ingredients * Wet Ingredients::: * 4 room temperature eggs * 1/4 cup unsweetened nut milk (I used macadamia nut) * 3/4 cup pure maple syrup * 1/3 cup avocado oil * 1 Tablespoon finely grated orange zest * 1/3 cup tahini butter or almond butter * 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract * 3 cups grated carrots - Mix together the dry and the wet ingredients. - Fold in 1/2 cup of raisins and 1/2 cup of chopped nuts (optional) * ½ cup raisins * ½ cup chopped pecans or walnuts - Scoop out batter mixture in to mini-cupcake liners/tin. - Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until a knife inserted comes out clean. - If you would like frosting (these are delicious without frosting), mix together 8 ounces of dairy free cream cheese (I like Kite Hill) and 2 1/2 cups organic powdered sugar, and 2 teaspoons of pure vanilla extract. - When your cupcakes have cooled completely, frost them. Our sprinkles were lavender buds. 🥰
Earth Day 🌎 I Can Help the Earth... 🌍 The ra Earth Day 🌎 I Can Help the Earth... 🌍 The rain ruined our outside plans, but we’re still celebrating & what we can do to help it! 🌍 I Can Help the Earth... printable activity is listed in my Learning Shop for $1! 🌎🌎Thank you all for supporting this Mama’s business! 🌏🌍 #earthdayactivities #earthday2021 #earthdaycrafts #earlylearning #preschoolathome
Seed paper just in time to plant for Earth Day! We Seed paper just in time to plant for Earth Day! We used the Wildflower Birds and Butterflies seed mix, recycled paper, and a little water to make our seed paper. You can download the free gifting tags using the link in my bio. - Earth Day Seed Paper DIY Seed Paper for Earth Day is a simple DIY you can do with any child to celebrate Earth Day in an eco friendly way. Free gift tag download! Equipment * A blender * Small screen strainer * A baking sheet or flat surface with a towel or mesh screen * Cookie cutters *optional* Materials * 4 cups warm water about 4 cups * 20 sheets paper – colored or recycled * 2 packets of Seeds : we used a wild flower blend from Lowes but you can use whatever seeds you would like Instructions * Shred all of your paper and keep the colors separate. You can use scissors, your hands, or a paper shredder. * Add paper and 2 cups of water to the blender. Blend until you have an apple sauce like consistency. * Put your paper in a bowl and add your seeds and mixing them in to the pulp at this step. * Add some pulp to your strainer and strain off some of the water. You will want to keep some water so it sticks together. * You can gently press the shape between your hands to squeeze off some of the water. You can use cookie cutters to make shapes or make a circle in your hand. * Make your shapes about 1/4” thick. The thicker the paper the longer it takes to dry. The thinner the paper the harder it is to remove from the screen and the easier it is to tear. * Now lay your shape on the flat surface with the towel or screen. * Continue until you have used all of your pulp. My mixture made about 15 shapes. * Depending on how hot it is, your seed paper might take a couple days to dry. If it is 80 degrees+ it should only take a few or so hours. Placing your seed paper outside if it is warm will help speed up the process.
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