Being prepared for an emergency is responsible & necessary! These items in your emergency car kit will help in many types of emergency situations!
One thing that 2020 has show me is the world is wild, and I need to be prepared for things I never thought of! Honestly - we should all have some basic emergency kits in our home and car, and some preparedness skills. But like lots of things, it was “on my list” to do. And then 2020 hit and shit w
Everything you need to pack in an emergency car kit for a toddler to be prepared; Keep your toddler fed, happy, clean and entertained in case of emergency.
Being prepared for an emergency is responsible & necessary! These items in your emergency car kit will help in many types of emergency situations!
Being prepared for an emergency is responsible & necessary! These items in your emergency car kit will help in many types of emergency situations!
Being prepared for an emergency is responsible & necessary! These items in your emergency car kit will help in many types of emergency situations!
Emergency situations are a surprise, and it isn't until we get into one that we wish we had put this emergency evacuation packing list together sooner. So take a few minutes to prepare the list that you and your family need now. It doesn't take long, and you'll thank yourself later should you ever need it.
What to pack in an emergency go bag, and be prepared for any natural disaster! Includes a free printable Emergency Go Bag packing list.
Everything you need to pack in an emergency car kit for a toddler to be prepared; Keep your toddler fed, happy, clean and entertained in case of emergency.
DIY Car Emergency Preparedness Kit & List
Make sure your car is safe for summer road trips! Here's what should be in a roadside emergency kit, PLUS a free printable emergency roadside kit checklist!
When planning out our Tot School calendar I have to tell you that I was not really as excited for some themes as others… I mean pumpkins, apples and Valentines, YES! Bring it on! But space, cars and dinosaurs aren’t exactly my jam. I’m a girl mom to 2 little pink tutu wearing cutie pies. […]
Everything you need to pack in an emergency car kit for a toddler to be prepared; Keep your toddler fed, happy, clean and entertained in case of emergency.
Part of preparedness means having emergency items in your car. But which specific items should you have in your vehicle? Here are 27.
In today’s modern world, safety should always be a top priority, especially when it comes to our homes. One area where potential accidents can occur is in the kitchen, specifically when dealing with…
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Pack these 11 tools and you'll be ready for anything—even if you’re living in a studio apartment that barely has enough room for a twin bed.
These fun Summer Coloring Pages or sheet are great boredom busters for the kids. RV, camping, beach and American Flag Coloring Pages and Coloring sheets.
We love rainbow science, and this STEAM / STEM light activity using a blank CD and paper is a really fun one! Not only will kids create rainbow reflections with the CD, but they’ll use paper to alter the patterns of the light. Follow our Science for Kids and STEM for Kids Pinterest boards! …
Everything a new mom needs to create a well-stocked Emergency Baby Car Kit to keep in the car in order to be prepared for any emergency!
I know there are a million things that can go wrong on the road so I’m going to share with you the things I keep in my vehicle for my mom-car emergency kit.
Want to build your own family emergency backpacks? We explain why we keep one in each car and what we put in them!
These passport stamps and passport booklet are absolutely amazing!!! Perfect for an around the world unit, introduction to country studies, a Geography Fair, International Night, Social Studies Units, "Read Around the World" Passports, or Christmas Around the World (or Holidays Around the World). Save now by getting in early on this GROWING BUNDLE as we will be adding country stamps in the near future! The passport booklet is authentic, appropriate for students in any country ("Citizen of the World") with a realistic, trilingual identification page to allow students to personalize their passport. On the "visa" pages, we have inspirational quotes from around the world about diversity, kindness, friendship, and making the world a better place. We have included creative, accurate, hand-drawn, "distressed" stamps- that look like real passport stamps! Right now, this GROWING BUNDLE includes stamps for 35 countries, plus bonus stamps for the United States of America, "Entry," "Exit," "Visa," a star, and "Citizen of the World!" There are also four pages of blank stamps in the form of editable PDFs so that you can make up whatever stamps you'd like. They are on pages 59-62. If you are interested in buying this packet as part of our Geography Stars weekly year-long geography program, please click here! This growing bundle includes unique passport stamps for the following 35 countries, but stay tuned as more country stamps will be added in the weeks and months to come! Norway Pakistan New Zealand South Africa Argentina Kenya Panama Indonesia Saudi Arabia Italy Ghana Japan Chile Austria Vietnam Australia Madagascar Peru Sudan Costa Rica Mongolia France Nigeria Iraq Russia Nicaragua India Angola Canada China The Netherlands Mexico Uzbekistan Ethiopia Brazil Using Avery Labels: To make it easier, the passport stamps are perfectly formatted to be printed on these #6570 Avery labels (click here) OR can be printed on regular paper and the students can cut out and paste them into the passports. This packet includes: * A passport booklet with a trilingual identification page and interior pages for stamps with inspirational quotes * Individual Sticker Set in Color * Individual Sticker Set in Black and White * Four pages of blank stamps in the form of editable PDFs (pages 59-62) * Individual Sticker Sheets in Color (to print out a whole class set of each country at once) * Individual Sticker Sheets in Black and White * Bonus stamps * Color posters of each passport stamp (great to hang up during International Night, Geography Fairs, or inside/outside a classroom) If you are interested in buying this packet as part of our Geography Stars weekly year-long geography program, please click here! *************************************************************************************************** Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺
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This week we went "Around the World" and it was so much fun!! During summer camp, one day a week we do yoga as a school with a child-centered yoga DVD. The kids really love it. We also have a splash day where the kids bring their bathing suits and we put out water tables and a wiggly sprinkler. It really is so much fun. I have some older children that have joined my class for the summer. While my kids are having their rest in the middle of the day, these children have extra play time out of the room and they also work on some practice sheets that I got from the Summer Bridge Books for K-1 and 1-2. They are great worksheets to keep the older kids practicing their skills over the summer! I love the Pk-K book and I use it through out the year for their letter worksheets. This post is going to be written a little bit differently, as I'm going to organize the pictures and projects by each country that we visited. I found these "passport stamps" that I put in my class's journals for each day that we traveled, and the older kids filled in a passport page each day and wrote a fact about the country. We sang the song each morning"I'm an airplane" and pretended that we were the airplanes flying to our destination. "I'm an airplane, I'm an airplane Flying up into the sky. Flying higher, Flying higher As I watch the clouds go by. I'm an airplane, I'm an airplane See me flying all around. Flying lower, flying lower, Till I land down on the ground." I found it here. When the song was over we "landed" in the country of the day and went to our foreign classroom in front of the our class whiteboard. I made a plane ticket for each flight that we took, a copy of the flag of the country and some facts that we talked about. Then we would open the discussion and the kids would tell me what they wanted to know about the country (and then I would look it up for them!) Monday: Spain When we got to Spain, we read the story Ferdinand by Munro Leaf. We talked a bit about facts that I found about the country from ScienceKids. One of my student's parents visited Spain and was generous enough to share some pictures with us. She was our Ambassador! (The kids got really into it when I really got into the role of traveling. It was like our class had kind of an inside joke for the whole week!) I put these two pictures in the art center, and for our project we made paper plate shakers and danced while listening to Flamenco music. Tuesday: China When we got to Spain, we read the story The Story About Ping by Marjorie Flack. We talked a bit about facts that I found about the country from ScienceKids. Writing the words in Chinese was pretty cool, the kids thought it was so pretty and we talked about writing in that style instead of our alphabet. My Director was our Ambassador, as she traveled to China to teach and showed the class pictures of her adventures. I put these pictures in the art center and we used water color paint to create paper fans. Wednesday: Italy When we got to Italy, we read the story Strega Nona by Tomie DePaola. We talked a bit about facts that I found about the country from ScienceKids. The lovely parent who shared pictures of Spain with us also had pictures of Italy which the kids loved to see. They asked a lot of questions about ruins and asked if there were any that they could see around where they live. The pictures also sparked a conversation about volcanoes and that people live near them. I put a picture of the flag and the Leaning Tower of Pisa in the art center. For our project we made stained glass windows! I showed the class pictures of stained glass on my iPad, and using construction, tissue and contact paper. They turned out so cool! The younger class made little pizzas!! I'm definitely going to have to remember that for next year. Thursday: France When we got to Italy, we read the story Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans. We talked a bit about facts that I found about the country from ScienceKids. I brought my iPad again that day and we looked at pictures of the Eiffel Tower, the Mona Lisa and the Louvre. In the art center I put a picture of the flag and the Eiffel Tower. We made collages about France using the colors of the flag in different materials and small pictures that I found online. I used the crown, the Arc de Triumph, the Eiffel Tower, a picture of France and a man on a bike. Some kids questioned me on the man on the bike, and we talked about the Tour de France race. Friday: Poland When we got to Poland, we had a special Ambassador waiting for us. One of my class parents, who has family in Poland and has visited there brought in pictures, stories and special treats! The movie theater in Poland was originally going to be playing Mulan, but due to world events, they changed their movie to Aladdin. (RIP Robin Williams) Wycinanki is the art of paper cutting in Poland. We made our own paper cuttings! Morning Meeting Games "The Weather Changed" is a fun game. The kids decide on movements for 5 different weathers before we start. I start as the Weather Person and go through the different weather, while we change the movements. Then the kids get a turn as the weather person! We played "Body Drumming". Using only our bodies, we do different motions to make sound and rhythm. I model first and either make a pattern for the children to follow or I have them follow a sequence of 3 or 4 motions. Then I will pick a few children to be the leaders. I love this activity because it's something a little different, you can't get "out" and it's fun to see them trying to focus on when the motion is going to change. "Pop!" is a really fun game, and definitely a favorite. We stand in a circle and each child says one number as we go around. But each round there is a pop number. Instead of saying that number, you POP! the person that would be next, out. We work very hard on having good sportsmanship, and the kids have fun even if they're out because they know they get to play again in the next round! We played "Alphabet Catch" with a beanbag. We toss the beanbag around the circle and the kids have to say the next letter in the alphabet. We started tossing it to the person next to use, once the kids get more comfortable with the game we'll stand in a circle and toss the beanbag across to friends. We played "Crocodile by the Lake". I found the idea for this game last year and adapted it to be my own. I turned a box into a crocodile with bulletin and construction paper, then filled it with little cards that have a letter, number or shape on them. The children have to reach into the crocodile's mouth (while he's sleeping of course), pull out a card and name what's there. Also hidden in the belly of the crocodile though are SNAP cards (the crocodile wakes up and SNAPS his mouth shut!). Once we pull three SNAP cards, the game is over! That's all for now! Leave me a comment please if you visit! =]
