@Cottage Industrialist: Love this math-y memory game. Such a simple idea and adaptable to so many skill levels!
@Restoration Place: Great idea for a handwashing lesson. My kids wash their hands, but they just. don't. get. it. I think that this wonderfully visual example is just what we need!
@maya*made: More on stamping with kids. We love this foam stamp idea, and have used it many times, but not in big groups...how clever!
@The Long Thread: A lovely way to adorn a tote with a favorite piece of child's artwork.
@This Little Project: Jedda has a fantastic way to organize and corral your child's collection of art supplies. I just love this solution!
@Katie's Nesting Spot: A fun way to put a bit of math and counting into lunch. What fun :)
@Our Big Earth: Love this robot costume, and the boy-craftiness about it (although I know plenty of girls who would love this too!)
@A Bit of This and A Bit of That: What a fun way to create marbleized paper with supplies you already have. Lovely work!
@Make and Takes: Fun idea to craft up a little pot of gold and a rainbow for the little leprechauns in your family.
@Mrs. D. Lightful: What an unspeakably fantastic idea! Jelly bean bracelets!
@Scribbit: Also on the boy-front, Michelle shares her favorite read-aloud books for boys.
@Oliebollen: Has a fun printable solar system mobile to assemble, along with fun Pluto-related facts to share with the kids and plenty of other silliness!
@A Friend to Knit With: I love these yarn bowls created papier-mache-style around a balloon form.
@Five Minutes for Books: We all enjoy the "What Makes a Rainbow" board book (at least I did the first jazillion times) , and what a fun little activity to go with it!
@Inchmark: Fantastic idea for handmade birthday cards for kids. Includes candy, which should please any child (especially my sugar-deprived ones!)
@Happythings: One of our favorite all-time snacks, peanut butter balls (a.k.a. energy balls, since all that protein really keeps you going!
Have a fantastic weekend!
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