FREE Science printables for kids to learn about the organs inside our bodies. Hands-on learning with puzzles and matching, perfect for young kids, even preschool or kindergarten!

Discover creative IKEA Kallax hacks and ideas for stylish storage solutions. Transform your home with these budget-friendly DIY projects!

This Zucchini Tomato Gratin is one of my favorite summer dishes. It is really easy to make, and is a great way to use up all of your summer squash bounty.

FREE geography matching activity with the 7 continents of the world. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten to introduce the continents.

Our beloved recipe for a classic New York cheesecake has a loyal, dedicated following and includes tons of tips and guidance to ensure you'll be confident making any homemade cheesecakes in the future.

Discover creative IKEA Kallax hacks and ideas for stylish storage solutions. Transform your home with these budget-friendly DIY projects!

I first made a sketch of the layout of my pieces , using the measurements on my mirror. The screen molding was purchased from Home Depot , the thickness of this…

You don’t need a lot of extra space (or a lot of extra cash) to build these simple DIY garage storage projects.

In kindergarten, students begin to learn about place value by decomposing numbers into 10 and some ones. In first grade, students transition to decomposing

Discover creative IKEA Kallax hacks and ideas for stylish storage solutions. Transform your home with these budget-friendly DIY projects!

This week I’ve been painting my bathroom cabinets. I’m here to tell you that this doesn’t have to be a scary undertaking. It can be easy, look professional and…

Adorable amigurumi cactus projects can be unique decorations, which will add a little bit of extra humor to your home! Check it out!

A time management worksheet will inspire you as you work your way toward improved productivity and better health and well-being. Significantly...

Looking for simple sequencing tasks for your Pre-k, Kindergarten, or Special Education Classroom? These 3-step sequencing boards are perfect for teaching beginning sequencing skills to your young learners. There are 28 sequencing boards included in this set. The boards are very simple to prep and the materials are super simple to manage! No More Missing Pieces! Each sequencing picture card is stored right on the bottom of each board with Velcro. Simply Velcro the cards out of order on the bottom of each board. Students move them up to the top placing them in the correct 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place order. Once your students have mastered 3-step sequencing they are ready to move on to these other sets! Be sure to follow me HERE and on Instagram @thebenderbunch to be the first to know about new resources! :)

Here’s a classic process art project for kids– painting with Q-tips (cotton swabs) and watercolor paint. This art activity is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and on up! Follow our Art for Kids Pinterest board! My preschooler’s favorite art activities are always those that use unique materials for creating. (He loved painting with pipettes on felt …

Boho decor isn't going anywhere anytime soon. And these project ideas from the thrift store and upcycling help you get the look for less.

This is the second kitchen themed life skill file folder set in my TpT store! This set contains materials to put together 11 file folders based on a kitchen / cooking theme. Perfect for practicing life skills in the classroom! Skills include:   •Kitchen Items Match (Real Pictures) •Kitchen Items Word to Picture Match (Real Pictures) •Set the Table (one large place setting) •Set the Table – fill in the missing piece at each setting •Load the Dishwasher – top or bottom rack •Clean it – choose the right way to clean kitchen messes •Staple Food + Ingredients Picture Match •Staple Food + Ingredients Picture to Word match •Make a List: Staple Ingredients •Make a List: Staple Foods •Make a List: Condiments   Want a prepped and shipped version? Grab it here.   ☞Check out more file folders here.

Do you know that your garden not only gives you fresh vegetables but also brings a perfect place with beautiful landscaping? If you know ways to design it,

Keep your creative juices flowing with over 100 free quilt blocks rounded up in one place. Includes everything from basics, traditional and paper piecing.

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Wondering where to go in Costa Rica? If you're on the lookout for the perfect holiday destination in Costa Rica and all that Pura Vida vibe, Tamarindo is the perfect place for you! On this guide, I share all my favorite things to do and all the reasons you must add Tamarindo to your Costa Rica trave

Tubs of paint make me happy. So I was giddy to pull O's out this week when it was time to make a little craft for our upcoming lessons about "greater and less" in math. Who knew math could be such fun? Bleh. Last year, I pinned these "Math Munchers" from one extra degree: confessions of a teachaholic. In grade school, I remember making the < > marks, then drawing my own teeth on them. Sometimes, I even added 3/4 of a circle to make the signs look like Pacman. I'm sure I wasn't original in doing so. It made sense because Pacman would always want to eat the bigger of two numbers, right?! So would Math Munchers, of course. So I took a little of one extra degree's Math Munchers idea and, well, added some teeth. Using jumbo popsicle sticks, paint, glue, "googly" eyes and white construction paper (oh, and shipping tape - I'll explain that shortly), O and I set out to make some Math Monsters. O chose the color schemes and decided to make one red with green polka dots. He said he made it for his baby sister because poppies are red with green stems. A time-saving tip: Use the eraser-end of a pencil to make polka dots. For even tinier dots, use the "butt"-end of a small paintbrush or even the tip of a pencil - just wipe it off if you want to use the pencil again. I love how O's Math Monsters turned out: I cut triangles out of white construction paper for teeth. But knowing everything has to be durable around here, I needed to strengthen them up a little. Flouride wouldn't work. And I don't have laminating sheets on hand. I avoid contact paper whenever possible. Clear shipping tape to the rescue. It's simple: Just lay one piece down, sticky side up, lay down whatever small item you're wanting to protect, then lay another piece of the shipping tape, sticky side down, on top. Smash and rub together, and the tape serves as an instant protector and strengthener. (Is that even a word?) The "Equals-to" sign is connected by both halves of a smaller popsicle stick, which O painted white. We glued them to the back and then hid them from the front with (now strong and protected) teeth. I had to stop for a moment and question if my son is a genius when he insisted on placing the googly eye on the corner of his < and > monsters. I had envisioned the eye a little more toward the center of the top stick, which is the reason we needed two symbols - one for "greater" and one for "less." But his decision to put the eye where the sticks meet means we only needed one because < can flip to >. If you think about it, the way I had envisioned it would not have worked that way. Apparently, I'm not smarter than a first-grader. Now armed with an extra Math Monster, O gave his poppy-inspired monster to Poppi. She didn't want it. She just wanted her mom. I told y'all. I wasn't exaggerating. (But please note, for the record, she is wearing clothes.)

You surely were a rebel as a teenager! So why don't you be one today too and hang posters all around the place — 'cause now you've got perfect clear duct tape clipart for it.

Pocket hole joints can move out of alignment when driving pocket screws. Using clamps is the best way to keep workpieces in position when assembling projects.

Dad builds the ultimate kids bed using IKEA products.

Italy Print by Adam Pryce This illustration of Italy comprises of all my treasured memories of a two week road trip around Italy in 2016 - which involved sunshine, beautiful scenery and (most importantly) Italian food! This illustration was created using cut out pieces of paper and illustrated onto using ink and brush pen and then pieced together using photoshop. Using a limited retro colour pallet this bold and eye catching Italy print will be a perfect addition to a home or a wonderful gift for a friend or loved one. Printed on silk 350gsm paper - the print comes protected in a plastic sleeve and packaged in a board backed envelope. The item is unframed. Thanks again and if you have any questions at all please don’t hesitate to ask :-) Adam x https://artyadam.com https://www.instagram.com/artyadam https://twitter.com/artyadam

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Welcome to REVEAL week for the $100 Room Challenge! I am so excited to share our powder room with you! The before and after of this room is seriously unbelievable! If you are just tuning in you can catch up below! Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Reveal I honestly wasn't even planning on joining this month's challenge- what with having moved less than a month ago 😱! But I was hit by the inspiration truck and here we are! I am so so proud of this space and even more proud that I came in under budget! That is not always the case with these challenges (like our master bedroom I completed for January's $100 Room Challenge). Enough talk... let's get to the details of this makeover! I started by giving this room a fresh coat of paint in Heavy Cream by Behr. I had used this color in our guest bedroom makeover at our last house and I just loved how light and bright it was without any overpowering undertone. Once the room was painted I started on my accent wall (full tutorial here). My design for this wall was inspired by this wallpaper. Sure... I could have used actual wallpaper- but the thought of trying to tackle installing it for my first time on a wall with tons of nooks and crannies was overwhelming. So I grabbed my paint brush and a makeshift stencil and got to painting. This wall was honestly easier than it looks! It took all over 30 minutes to complete and has such a major impact! I love the imperfections that came with hand-painting it! It looks so custom! The next major update was painting the existing vanity in the color Lichen by Fusion Mineral Paint. I have had this pint on hand for nearly a year and finally found the perfect piece to paint! I think this color combined with the walls and accent wall is just perfection. Once everything was painted I set out to update our light fixture. If you read last week's update then you know this wasn't my original plan. I shifted gears when I realized I wasn't going to find the exact shades I wanted but I am happy with how this one turned out! I had this old mirror lying around that I thought would fit this space perfectly. It was originally black with a silver detail but I decided to use my 'make anything look like wood' technique to give it an update. I was so close to donating this and I am so glad I kept it around for this challenge! My original design included adding shelves above the toilet but I decided to keep this area simple (sometimes less is more). I had a few leftover baskets from an old basket wall so I decided to hang two. I love that these bring in texture, simplicity and a bit of a farmhouse feel. A few other details I added were a towel hook next to the sink and I am actually still on the hunt for a new toilet paper holder- but I have the old one on hand that I can always spray paint! I am in love with this space! Even I can't believe I was able to do it for well under $100! It just goes to show that paint has magical powers to transform! Let's take a look at the cost breakdown: Paint Room- $22 (with the $10 mail in rebate on 1 gallon of paint) Paint Vanity- FREE (had the paint) Hand Painted Wallpaper- $3 for paint sample Update Light Fixture- $40 Update Mirror/Accessories- FREE Total: $65 For once I am WAY under budget!!! Pin for later! Be sure to check out all of the other blogger's participating in this challenge! So much hard work went into these reveals and you are sure to be inspired! You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter As always, thank you for visiting R&R at home!

I have SUCH an exciting and highly-requested tutorial for you today, sweet friends! Ever since I found the faux mantel that now lives in my bedroom, so many of you have asked where you might be able to find something similar. The mantel I bought was handmade and a very simple design, so I knew…

This perfectly simple preschool game about colors requires no prep, gets kids moving, and helps them practice colors and counting skills.

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Everyone in my family loves pretzel – you know those types you have at the mall. Well we are STUCK in a snow storm here in Portland, OR so I decided to make this recipe for my family so they can get their pretzel fix. This recipe is BEYOND easy- this really is one that […]

A simple formula for roasting any mix of root vegetables — be it carrots, parsnips, sweet potatoes, beets, turnips, or rutabagas.

Don't have a boring Sicily Vacation! Plan a Sicily 5 Day Itinerary with beaches, cities, ruins and volcanoes- an exciting 5 Days in Sicily!

This one-pan baked gluten-free sweet and sour chicken recipe is 100% gluten-free and not fried in a frying pan for even a second. Tender pieces of chicken are lightly breaded in a homemade spiced coating and then drizzled in coconut oil and a sweet and tangy sticky sauce and then baked to perfection.