This Resilience inner peace activity for kids is a creative way to help children identify things they can control and things that are out of their control. This artistic activity has a personal touch and can be used to open communication regarding ‘letting things go’. I did this with Miss T (6) because she tends… [Read More]
Fun Phonemic Awareness Rhyming Games for Right Brain learners
Lately we’ve been going back to literacy basics with Phonemic Awareness Rhyming Games. Miss T’s reading has not progressed like I would have hoped. And although we have always read, and she is a really bright child, reading seems to be something that hasn’t come naturally to her. It hasn’t “clicked” yet. Instead of forcing… [Read More]
Scented Valentine’s slime – A lovely valentine’s day kids activity
It was time to make a new batch of slime to play with! With Valentine’s day just around the corner I thought we should do a themed Valentine’s day kids activity. So we made this beautiful sparkly scented Valentine’s slime. It smells so raspberry sweet and it sparkles with glitter and hearts. Here is the… [Read More]
Australian Wattle Painting for kids- Glue and water colour 3d effects
Australia Day is in a couple of days so we did some themed painting and experimented with glue and water colour paints making this Australian Wattle painting for kids. Dimples was keen to paint during the holidays, so on a miserable home day we did some Australian wattle painting for kids and made it with… [Read More]
Discover 6 ways to increase your child’s vocabulary, empathy and social skills with story stones
Increase your child’s vocabulary, empathy and social skills before school. Story stones are a DIY kids activity that you can easily make and use to increase your child’s vocabulary, empathy and social skills in the years prior to school. Have you heard of them? They are super unique… I originally made a bunch when Dimples… [Read More]
Christmas Advent Journal for kids. 12 days of Writing and Drawing Prompts. A Christmas Printable.
It’s the end of the year and my eight year old is becoming a reluctant writer. This happens at the end of the year when school is just getting too much. He loves drawing, he loves reading, he loves using his imagination and he loves Christmas, but if I ask him to write about it…. [Read More]
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