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Every time Shark Week rolls around, I think about the birth of our oldest son. As we snuggled our new baby boy in the hospital, we enjoyed all the cable …

My kids love to use tape. Actually, I can't think of a child I know that doesn't like to use a tape dispenser. Using tape is such a great way …

Bean Bags are a childhood staple. As a teacher, I often used bean bags in my elementary classroom for lots of different learning activities. The possibilities are truly endless! DIY …

In my quest for pantry organization, I have a love/hate relationship with plastic grocery bags. On one hand, we reuse them for easy disposal of stinky diapers, mini trash can …

Friday night I cracked open my laptop and my teacher's manual for the next school year. With my feet propped up, I started planning. I know...so nerdy of me to …

Everyone should know how to make a volcano with kids! This DIY volcano is at the top of the list of easy science experiments for kids. Little ones are fascinated …

We love Eric Carle books. Alot. They are the books that we return to over and over and over again. One of the things that make Eric Carle books so …

Snow is a precious commodity around our region. We get snow, just not very often. Nor does it stay around very long once it finally snows. So, we often have …

Materials: Travel Wipes Case (Huggies brand is the only one I could find in my store) Fabric Decorative Trim (I used Gimp Braid Cord and found it in the Home …

You can buy Ribbon Tag Blankets in the store, but I figure, why buy one when I can make it with things I already have in my craft stash? Seriously, …