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Here are eight silly preschool songs that your preschooler is sure to enjoy. Plus, music is a great way to develop language, motor, and memory skills.

“Lean into the sharp points and fully experience them. The essence of bravery is being without self-deception. Wisdom is inherent in (understanding) emotions.” – Pema Chödrön: The Places that Scare[...]

Here is a repost of a guest blog I did for Coats & Clark. Yes...THE Coats & Clark! Very excited. The tutorial is a how-to to make your own swim cover up. Enjoy! Click here for the original at their site. Hey Ya'll! I'm Jenilyn from Grits and Giggles! I'm a wife and mommy who loves to sew and create for my home and family, especially for my baby girl. After seeing this swim cover in a recent Victoria's Secret catalogue, I knew I had to have it. But for the price...I wanted to MAKE it! Source: victoriassecret.com via Jenilyn on Pinterest Here's how to make your very own Victoria's Secret Swim Cover Look-alike. This is not a very fitted garment, so you can be liberal with your measurements. For a small size, I used 1 1/4 yard of lightweight fabric. Cotton gauze, quilting cottons, eyelet or any other summery fabric would work well. You'll also need 1/2" elastic 1 package double fold bias tape Matching Coats & Clark thread I used Coats & Clark Dual Duty thread in Hot Pink Take your measurements. Measure across your chest from elbow to elbow and add 2". This will be your width. Measure from your shoulder to where you would like the garment to fall. Mid-thigh to knee length is a good length for this cover-up. This measurement is your length. Cut two rectangles from your fabric following these demensions. Lay your two pieces together, and find the top center of the rectangles. Using a shirt as your guide, or just estimating if you wish, cut out your neckline. Mine was a slight v-neck. You can make it as deep as you like. With right sides together, sew the shoulders of your garment using a 1/4" seam allowance. Hem all 4 sides of your new BIG rectangle using a serger, or by double rolling the hem. This means to fold up 1/4", then another 1/4" to hide the raw edges. Lay your garment out so you can see and pin easily. You will be sewing down the two sides with wrong sides together where indicated by the dark lines. You'll sew approximately 3" in from the sides of the garment. You should start the seam at the middle of your ribcage, and stop sewing about 6" from the bottom. This will leave the bottom loose for easy sitting and walking. Use pins to mark where you will start and stop sewing, as well as your sewing line. Just sew next to the pins. Turn your garment inside out. Wrap your double fold bias tape around the waist to see how long to make it. Add 2 inches for ease, then cut your bias tape. Iron the middle of the bias tape open. Leave the outside folds ironed in to hide the raw edges. Pin the bias tape just below the underarm holes and sew down both sides of the tape making a casing for your elastic. Leave 2" unsewn on one side to thread your elastic through. TIP: You have to dodge the "wings" created by sewing down the sides. When you get to those, reach inside the garment and move them to one side. Once that side is complete, flip them over to continue sewing around the inside. You do NOT want to sew the wings down. Wrap a piece of elastic around your waist, and cut it to your waist size. Using a safety pin, thread the elastic through the casing. Once it's through, overlap your elastic by 1" and stitch the ends together. Feed that end into the casing and sew the casing closed. Now use your remaining bias tape to finish the neckline. Tuck the raw edges of your fabric between the bias tape and sew it in place. You now have a beautifully finished neckline...and a finished cover up!! Complete with an elastic, cinched waist for a flattering and comfortable fit! You can always add ribbons, trims, pom-poms, appliques and other embellishments to make your cover-up truly unique to you! Throw it on and head to the pool. Cool, breezy, and beautiful. And soooo much more economical than the store-bought version! Happy Sewing I hope you can stop by and visit Grits & Giggles sometime! Make sure you check out our Sewing Patterns and free Tutorials.

I might be 12...but these yard monsters totally have me giggling (mental image of me running around the church putting them in every bush and tree around #crazyblogger) I think they are so cute to

For my friends :) 🌟You can make a kiss, or a simple side-view. (All options for the second character can be unselected.) ✨ This picrew is for non-commercial use only! NO NFTs and NO AI ⭐ You're welcome to post this picrew or use it for your profile picture, but make sure to credit me! DO NOT REMOVE MY WATERMARK. If you would like to support the artist, consider buying me a ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/elena85152 💫 Questions? Bugs? / 質問などがあればどうぞ連絡してください： Tumblr: https://elena-illustration.tumblr.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/elenaillustrate Feel free to say hi! 💛 ぜひ挨拶をしに来てください！ 💛

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We had a lot of fun doing a height measurement chart with the kids today. The kids chose yarn and flower colors and we saw just how much they've sprouted! Inspiration for this chart came from Learning and Teaching with Preschoolers. They also link some other very interesting looking measurement activities! I was also inspired by their basket of measuring tapes, so I included the only one that I could find and added some strings, some taller and some shorter than their bodies. Let's just see what happens.

DIY: Zelf muziek instrument maken; 25 voorbeelden om te knutselen met kosteloze materialen. Van een trommel, tot sambaballen, xylofoon, schudinstrumenten en meer voor peuters en kleuters.

One part summer, two parts alcohol, ALL parts delicious, my Giggle Juice recipe is the happy-making beverage of choice for this year's hot nights!

Smart Beads are a fun, easy, and economical classroom management technique that will get your students putting their best efforts into their work!

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Moose Farts - A super easy to prepare, no-bake cookie treat that kids will love and maybe giggle a little at the name too.

Arthur, who?

Enjoy your Tropical Giggle Juice responsibly and get ready for a fun, fruity adventure in every sip. This fun and fruity cocktail blends tropical flavors with a smooth kick.

Learn how to draw a realistic hand in 7 easy to follow steps. You will never struggle with drawing hands again. Reference pictures included.

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A creamy, dreamy ranch dressing with a subtle hint of cucumber.

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Spray bottle painting is a fun refreshing way to create art, and everyone in the family can get involved!

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Mongolia holds some of the world’s most diverse and rich wildlife, including in the Ring of Darhad region. Explorer Gregg Treinish and his team will head to this northern portion of Mongolia (Darha…

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A blog dedicated to help teachers in preschool and kindergarten find quality, hands on educational activities for their homes and classrooms.

A blog dedicated to help teachers in preschool and kindergarten find quality, hands on educational activities for their homes and classrooms.

Are you looking for plant activities and lessons to fill your science and literacy centers throughout the spring? Then you will love plant activities!

These blindfold games will help your students explore the sense of sight while learning about the five senses. These activities help children