We love coming up with kids' food crafts! It is fun to get creative and come up with good ideas. We used one of our most used cereals at home this time. My son came up with a fantastic idea and my daughter got excited to think that a snack / breakfast food can be used to make a craft. In this post, we will show you some fantastic food crafts kids can make and that everyone will love. Food Crafts Kids Can Make To start our easy food crafts, we used the Multigrain Cheerios and sorted them by ... View the Post
Beautiful & Unique Spring Wreaths
First of all, The Natural Homeschool and co-hosts are so excited to welcome you to this week’s “A Little Bird Told Me” Link Party #133! We have so many amazing bloggers out there that are writing some incredible posts. It is exciting finding great posts that are shared on this linky. We love it when bloggers come over every week to share what they’re most proud of. Here are our featured posts this week: Beautiful & Unique Spring Wreaths This is a great list of posts that bring you ... View the Post
Want to Learn Greek the Easy Way?
I want you to know that this is a review post for First Form Greek Complete Set by Memoria Press. All views are honest and in good faith. We love languages, but some are obviously harder to learn than others. I find that Romance languages (Spanish, French, Portuguese, etc) are easiest for me, including Latin. But what about Greek? Believe it or not, I learned the Greek alphabet and could read out of the Bible in Greek, although I had no idea what I was reading! Want to Learn ... View the Post
Learning about Eric Carle Artwork and Textures {Part 3}
In this post, we will be learning about Eric Carle artwork and textures and we will learn how to make our very own! Visit our caterpillar and butterfly hub HERE! We have dozens and dozens of awesome printables, activities and ideas that your kids will love! Don't forget to visit our resources hub for music and fine arts! It is full of wonderful hands-on ideas for you to use at home. Learning about Eric Carle Artwork and Textures We have 5 posts coming up about five texture techniques ... View the Post
Playdough Alphabet Games for Fine Motor Skills
As we have been talking about fine motor skills over the course of several blog posts, having a variety of activities to offer children to practice these skills is not only fun, but it takes boredom and monotony out of the equation completely. In this post, we will show you how you can target several skills with one activity. Here, we target Language Arts (alphabet letter formation and left-to-right letter formation), sensory tasks and formation of shapes through these playdough alphabet ... View the Post
Rainbow Activities for Kids
Did you know there are some really simple rainbow activities for kids to do that only require a few basic kitchen ingredients? It's true! And best of all your children will have a blast creating their own beautiful rainbows. Rainbow Activities for Kids This week one of our tried and true picture books resurfaced. "What Makes a Rainbow" has been a favorite in our home for over 9 years. Our copy is well worn and loved. Our daughter pulled it off of the shelf and wanted me to read it to her. ... View the Post
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