“Are there penguins in the Arctic?” “Do polar bears eat penguins?” “Is Antarctica a polar habitat?” I wasn’t sure where my son’s sudden interest in polar habitats had come from, and I wasn’t sure about my answers to all of his questions either! But with a bit of help from google and some lovely library […]
City Play Dough Activity: Plus Free Printable Accessories
There are tall city buildings, cars driving along the road, and a train zooming by! This city play dough activity is easy to set up, and lots of fun for any kids who are keen on cars, trains, and the busy city. This city play dough activity is easy to set up and so much […]
Epicly Cool Stacked Cardboard Sculptures For Kids
Sometimes just painting with regular paint on regular flat paper is boring. Sometimes you want to create something different, something cool, something EPIC! That’s what my kids told me the other day. Boring old painting on boring old paper was out, they needed something way more interesting. I looked at the pile of cardboard we […]
10 Fun Maths Games You Can Play With Uno Cards
If you’ve got a pack of Uno cards in your bag then you’ll never be bored! There are lots of fun games you can play with Uno cards and lots of fun maths games you can play with Uno cards too! Uno cards are a great maths learning tool for all ages. From preschoolers who […]
Make an Easy Rolled Paper Snail – free printable
My 7 year old was struggling to follow the complicated steps to make an origami snail. He crumpled the paper he was working on in frustration saying, “I just want to make a snail, is that too much to ask?” While I tried to hide my giggles at his exasperated use of words, his big […]
Crazy Faces Loose Parts Play!
Can I tell you how much I love ‘loose parts’ play? I love it, my kids love, we all really, really, love it! Before I’d heard of it’s trendy name, we called it ‘tiny treasures’ play, as my kids always thought the glass gems and other little things were like little treasures! But ‘loose parts’ […]
Finger Leg Puppets – Free Printable Template
“I want to make a puppet” he said with conviction, “a finger leg puppet.” “Ok” I said, asking what sort of finger puppet my boy wanted to make. “No” he said with frustration, “not a finger puppet, a finger leg puppet!” It took me a while to comprehend that my boy wanted to make a […]
Cooking with Kids – tips, tricks and recipe ideas
As his tantrum subsided into just plain old sobbing he managed to tell me he was hungry. That might go some way to explain his meltdown over what seemed like nothing, so I jumped at the chance to fill his belly and redirect him into something more calming. “Do you want to make yourself some […]
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