Dimples & Giggles

[...] them as well. This kept him entertained for quite some time actually. This photo was taken a couple weeks ago though; now he is on the move and probably wouldn't stay sitting in that box for long [...]

[...] A couple weeks ago, A (T's cousin that you've seen around the blog) spent the night over for the first time. [...]

[...] allows for kids to experiment with mixing colors. I set out yellow, blue, red, and green food coloring along with an ice cube tray filled with water. I let T put in whatever color mixtures she [...]

[...] LOT. I invited my niece over to enjoy in another sensory exploration activity I had. I set out food coloring, filled a bucket full of shaving cream, put them in their swimsuits and set it all into the [...]

[...] What could be a better book recommendation than straight from a 4-year old? What library book was your favorite? Room on the Broom Why [...]

[...] What could be a better book recommendation than straight from a 4-year old? What library book was your favorite? Corduroy Why is it [...]

[...] the ambition to post them.) Anyway, I did run across a wonderful list of age-appropriate Montessori activities for you to do with your child at home. Perfect for those rainy days ahead. Montessori [...]

[...] her hair 'stick hair'.) Haha! Next time, I think I'll double up on the paper (we only have easel paper) and tape them together side by side so T can sprawl out more. I also think I'll have her use [...]

[...] and imaginations are. This art activity was really easy. I just taped up a long roll of T's easel paper onto our backyard fence. Set out some paints and handed the girls some paintbrushes. I also had [...]

[...] leaves. :) The following day, I had T and A (3-year old niece), paint the paper with our liquid watercolors. They painted the entire strip of paper practically all by themselves. They really enjoyed [...]

[...] paper. They both worked equally well. We used food coloring for this activity but liquid watercolors would also work. This was another fabulous art idea found in First Art Experiences for [...]

[...] This art activity allows for kids to experiment with mixing colors. I set out yellow, blue, red, and green food [...]

[...] . It's fun to see how different, or how similar, their creativity and imaginations are. This art activity was really easy. I just taped up a long roll of T's easel paper onto our backyard fence. Set [...]

[...] What could be a better book recommendation than straight from a 4-year old? What library book was your favorite? Room on the Broom Why is it your favorite? That's cause the witch loses her [...]

[...] What could be a better book recommendation than straight from a 4-year old? What library book was your favorite? Corduroy Why is it your favorite? That's cause daddy reads it last night. [...]

[...] week. And the other, is I just need a little break. I even contemplated not continuing with my blog anymore now that T is in school and I'm a little burnt out. However, I've realized that I really do [...]