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These fun Twinkie Cupcakes are a spot-on copycat of the childhood favorite!
Show how much pride your amazing Son has given you and share your favourite memories, with this fun personalised birthday card from our Sugared Almonds collection. The perfect way to make his day extra special and full of new memories. Printed on premium-quality board, this card features a heartfelt poem with illustrations of balloons and presents, with the message 'For an amazing son on your birthday Thinking of your childhood years that seemed to go so fast And the person you've become with every birthday that has passed - You're someone who's admired, always giving life a go - Thank you, son, you mean much more than you could ever know', and comes complete with a co-ordinating white envelope. This card is fully recyclable, and made of material from well-managed, FSC®-certified forests and other controlled sources. Message inside reads: So hope today is filled with all the things you really love And all the special happiness you're so deserving of! Happy Birthday Personalise your message on the inside. Standard Card Measures: 12cm by 16.7cm, Large Card Measures: 15.5cm by 21.6cm.
Childhood Fun: Warm Memories in a Wooden Village In the bustling city, create a tranquil fairy tale world for your child! This handcrafted wooden toy village is filled with the warmth and ingenuity of artisans in every detail. With small bridges, flowing water, charming houses, and lush trees, it’s accompanied by lively little animals. It’s not just a toy; it’s a magical box that ignites your child's imagination and creativity. Let your child experience the beauty of nature and the joy of creation through building and play. The little explorer in a gray sweater is waiting to explore this dreamlike place with you. Choose this toy to add a touch of warmth and uniqueness to your child's childhood, allowing love and laughter to gently flow through the wooden village.
These fall-themed apple addition math clip cards were perfect for introducing the concept of addition to my son. They were colorful and hands-on!
Here's the owner's story, posted at Reddit: The lamp is a glass jar full of all the things that my mom found in my pockets when doing my laundry as a child. I was born in 1986, and you can tell from a lot of the items in it. It started off with mostly sticks, rocks, and marbles. But over time it ended up having all sorts of items ranging from Pogs, a Gameboy game (Super Mario Land), a Magic School Bus McDonald's toy, yo-yos, and Laser Quest scorecards. There are also plenty of sticks, springs, rubber-bands, and twist-ties because I went through a phase where I remember telling my parents I was going to build a robot with just those items. I will admit that there are a few items in there from my early 20s too, as like any lazy college student, I let my mom wash my clothes while staying at home from college between semesters. And clearly, my mom was still collecting my things. Growing up, whenever I left something in my pockets and put them in the dirty laundry, before she would wash things, she checked my pockets, and if she found anything, she put it in a glass jar on the top shelf in the laundry room. I remember as a kid, wishing soooo hard that I could get some of the items back, but it was forbidden to even go near the jar. By the time I was old enough to be sneaky about it and get into it, I had just learned to accept that that was how it worked and I wouldn't get those things back. Years went by and I had completely forgotten about it, until this last May. I got married, and at our rehearsal dinner, when my mom and dad stood up to give their thank you speech, my mom pulled a large gift bag out from under the table. She started by giving a short speech explaining that over the years she had collected stuff from my pockets, and it was in that moment that I thought, "I'm gonna get the jar!" I started tearing up before she had finished talking. When she did, I opened the bag and found that not only was I getting the jar, I was getting it back in the form of a lamp (and yes, she has sealed the top of the lamp to it so that I still CANNOT open it). This has definitely been the best gift I've ever received. What a wonderful and thoughtful personalized gift. Closeup photos here.
Every year, at the beginning of Kindergarten we begin learning the color words. If you are like me you own the color word CDs and sing them over and over until you can't stop. Then you sing them at home, in the shower, in your head all the time! The good news is: They work! Kids learn how to spell their color words very easily when they learn it in song. (Funny, that actually works for almost anything.) I was growing tired of my old color word poem charts in my classroom and decided to make new ones. I thought I would share. Enjoy! They are a FREEBIE!
This herb and spice play dough recipe uses natural flavors and scents to create an amazing sensory experience! DO NOT EAT.
This moon craft is great for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, or older kids. It's a great art extension during a space theme in the classroom.
Peeling the stem of a dandelion in half and rubbing it between my fingers, I say to my older son, “I used to do this when I was a little girl.” I let the stem curl up in my hand, then hand him the green spiral. “I used to pretend they were magic.” He touches […]
I thought it was about time we did some salt-dough model making so I dug out the easy-peasy ingredients. I drew a little visual recipe list so that it would be easier for C to understand what we were doing (she loved it!) And we got busy measuring and stirring and mixing and mixing and...Read More »
Kindergarten is quickly approaching for two of the Harris grandchildren. My son happens to be one of them. Watch out, KINDERGARTEN!!! We’ve been learning our letters, practicing cutting, and even writing our name, but I’ve noticed that my son’s fingers seem to still be a little weak. Knowing what I do about the rigor in […]
Your toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners can practice their tracing skills and shape recognition with this set of three shapes tracing worksheets! Shapes Tracing Worksheet: Circles, Squares, Triangles, and Rectangles Shapes Tracing Worksheet: Stars, Diamonds, Ovals, and Hearts Shapes Tracing Worksheet: Crescents, Pentagons, Hexagons, and Octagons
My son's first day of first grade introduction worksheet read: What do you like to do with your friends? His answer: Chase girls.
This printable poster presents a 5 step calm down plan to help children learn to manage big emotions in socially acceptable ways.
This is a collection of 55 Fun and Educational Area & Perimeter Worksheets! These worksheets are perfect for homework, classwork, and centers. No prep is involved! All you need to do is print. My students really enjoy these worksheets because each page includes a fun activity. All worksheets include jokes, word scrambles, cut and paste, mazes, matching, puzzles and more! Check out the preview for a sample of some of the worksheets! These worksheets are geared towards third grade but also work really well in second! Content for the Worksheets Includes: Finding the Perimeter of Polygons and Irregular Shapes Finding the Perimeter with Missing Sides Creating Rectangles using Perimeter Finding the Perimeter of Units Finding the Area of Polygons Finding the Area with Missing Sides Finding the Area of Units Finding the Area by Decomposing Rectangles Creating Rectangles using Area Finding Area & Perimeter of Word Problems Math VA SOL Standards: SOL 3.8a, 3.8b Common Core Standards: 3.MD.C.5, 3.MD.C.5.B, 3.MD.C.6 , 3.MD.C.7 , 3.MD.C.7A , 3.MD.C.7B , 3.MD.C.7.C, 3.MD.C.7D , 3.MD.D.8 Interested in more Worksheets? Multiplication Worksheets Fraction Worksheets Money Worksheets Division Worksheets Place Value Worksheets Geometry Worksheets Subtraction Worksheets Addition Worksheets Rounding Worksheets Graphing Worksheets Looking for more Area & Perimeter Activities? Area & Perimeter Relay Race Game Area & Perimeter Exit Tickets Area & Perimeter Find Someone Who Area & Perimeter Jeopardy Perimeter BINGO
Simple science experiment and explanations for the classic question on natural phenomenon -- Why is the sky blue for kids.
Print these free sorting mats and picture cards to give kids a fun way to practice rhyming words!
Super cute and fun-to-make Jesus Heals Bible Craft for Sunday School lesson on Jesus healing the official's son in Capernum in John 4. FREE PRINTABLE!
My son took to reading like a fish to water. Everyone asks me how started teaching him to read as a toddler? A while back I shared...
Things in Michigan are FINALLY starting to warm up. It reached a whopping 48 degrees today. Yeeehaww. My three sons (I know! Cheesy huh?) were so excited they had themselves out golfing in the yard this evening. There were only a few snow piles they had to avoid, but hey, every great golfer has to learn to avoid the hazard areas!
Coucou les super parents ! Tu te souviens peut être que j’avais parlé il y a quelques temps du début de l’orthophonie chez les jumeaux. Le parcours du combattant raconté ici. Je …
Our 5th grade son is taking 6th grade math. Suddenly, I'm having to relearn all the stuff I've forgotten about pre-algebra and such. One lesson was on positive and negative numbers. I figured a little off-worksheet practice might be a fun way to drive home the basics. positive number x positive number = positive number positive number x negative number = negative number negative number x negative number = positive number The PLUS MINUS GAME I made is simple. All you need is: my 2-page PDF (download it free from Google Drive here) some paper to print it on (I'd recommend heavyweight card stock for the die) glue scissors a regular die different game pieces (one for each player) paper and pencil (optional) How to Play Each player rolls the plus/minus die and the regular die. This is the first number in their equation (e.g., if a player rolls a + and 3, their first number is positive 3). The same player rolls the two die again. This is the their second number (e.g. -2). Now the player multiplies the two numbers (e.g. 3 x -2). The answer is -6, so the player will have to move their game piece back six spaces, or back to the start if their fewer than six spaces in. If they are at the start, they simple stay put. Players take turns, moving forward when the answer is positive, and backwards when it's negative. If the answer is a two digit number, players use the digit in the ONES place to determine how many spaces they move. Use paper and pencil to record the numbers and equations as you play. The winner is the first player to make it to the finish. This may take as few as three turns or many, many more. Feel free to print an extra copy of the game board and cut and paste it together to make the board longer if desired. The first time we played was agonizing. I never thought we'd declare a winner; I was stuck on the start for ages! The second game was lightning fast.
Full, step-by-step, picture tutorial for making an easy, fun, drawing robot. A great first robotics projects for kids of all ages.
I know with certainty the difference between typical childhood behaviors and what I see exhibited by my son.
What is crossing the midline and why is it important? Find out more about midline crossing and how to help your child!
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