My kids have been asking me to take them to see snow. We live in California at less than 100 feet in elevation from the sea. So we won't be seeing snow at our home anytime soon. But my kids have dreams of making a snowman. I suppose we'll have to plan a getaway to the mountains sometime. :-) In the meantime, I've created a Snowflakes ... Continue Reading
Watercolor painting on paper towels
I think the idea for this art project arose one day when I had our liquid watercolors out to do another activity. Whenever I pull out liquid watercolors, I always bring out the paper towels as well to quickly mop up any spills. Well, in soaking up a tiny spill I noticed how pretty the liquid watercolor paint looked on the paper towel. So I ... Continue Reading
Happy Snowmen Coloring Pages {free printables}
One of my favorite snow activities has always been to make a snowman. In fact, my kids have been begging me to take them to the snow so they can build one. I don't know when we will have that opportunity, so for the time being we'll have to be content with my newest printable: Happy Snowmen Coloring Pages. The seven jolly snowmen featured in ... Continue Reading
Label the Parts of the Arctic Animals {printable}
I recently discovered some really great new Arctic clip art, and I was anxious to use it. One of my first printables (others are still to follow!) using this new clip art is my Label the Parts of the Arctic Animals printable now available for download. Note: For more Arctic printables, see my Polar Animals and Lands Unit ... Continue Reading
Valentine’s Day Toddler Skills Pack
I've always thought Valentine's Day is such a sweet holiday to celebrate with toddlers, because toddlers can be so full of love. Who doesn't enjoy a hug from a toddler or a toddler-made card? Today I'm excited to release my Valentine's Day Toddler Skills Pack specifically filled with activities for toddlers. Toddlers will enjoy the ... Continue Reading
Arctic Unit Study Bundle
I adore learning about the Arctic. I find it fascinating to understand how animals have adapted to living in such harsh winter conditions. While many animals migrate out of the Arctic during the dark and cold winter months, other animals live in the Arctic year round. These animals have to stay warm in sub-freezing temperatures. They have to ... Continue Reading
Arctic Animals Toddler Skills Pack
I am fascinated by the Arctic region of the world, where plants and animals spend much of their lives in very cold temperatures with little sunlight. Temperatures in the Arctic can drop to as low as -90 degrees F (-68 degrees C). And to think I find it cold when it hits 50 degrees F (10 degrees C) here in California! Today I'm thrilled to ... Continue Reading
Christmas Scavenger Hunt {free printable}
Today I've put together a fun Christmas Scavenger Hunt activity your kids will enjoy this December. You can use my scavenger hunt while taking a walk through the mall or simply while searching around your home. Kids will enjoy searching for Christmas trees, reindeer, elves, presents, candy canes, and much more. I've put together two different ... Continue Reading
Christmas Toddler Skills Pack
Today I'm releasing my Christmas Toddler Skills Pack to bring some Christmas learning and joy to your toddler-age children. This pack features bold and beautiful Christmas imagery, including Christmas trees, reindeer, stockings, presents, and Santa Claus! In this download you will find more than 60 pages of activities for your little ones. ... Continue Reading
Christmas STEAM: Grow a candy Christmas tree
Last year we magically "grew" Christmas wreaths using candy. This year we decided to do the same activity, but with a slightly different twist. This year we decided to magically "grow" candy Christmas trees. This Christmas STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) activity combines art and science, and your kids will love it! As ... Continue Reading









