Our family just made a set of DIY Backyard Games, and I couldn’t wait to show them to you. The …
I really love the Fourth of July! Since it’s summertime, especially here in Arizona where it’s so hot, I try …
Patriotic Paper Plate Pinwheels… Now there’s a mouthful! Try saying it five times fast. LOL! Seriously I had no idea …
Want a fun way to test your families USA knowledge plus make things more festive for your Fourth of July …
I’m working with Chinet on July Fourth ideas that are easy and stylish — I can’t wait to share them …
I shared a round up of my favorite summer activity ideas earlier this week. One of those ideas — the …
Hi everyone! Kiki from Kiki and Company, and I am so excited to be here today to participate in this …
What are “Smart Summer Activities,” you ask? Of course to qualify it has to be fun for kids, but also …
I’m headed downtown today to visit NBC’s Arizona Midday. The broadcast begins at 12:30, but later this morning I’ll try …
Are you ready for the Fourth of July? I wouldn’t say I’m ready, I mean, we still have a few …
It’s finally here — my favorite holiday! (Imagine me clapping and doing awkward cheerleading jumps here.) I’m counting down the hours until I get to eat MORE Patriotic Snack Mix (and some pie, of course) while I watch colorful fireworks burst over the lake…
Remember the free printable Statue of Liberty Crown that we shared last year? Well we’ve made it even easier for you to make Statue of Liberty Crowns for the Fourth of July this year by converting our design to a cut file for the new Cricut Explore machine. If you haven’t read about why this new cutter is super awesome, go here.
Okay so let me show you how easy it is to make a Statue of Liberty Crown, and then you will be ready to cut one for all the kids at your July 4th barbecue!
The Fourth of July is my favorite holiday, and I always get excited when we break out our boxes of …
Learning to draw a star provides a huge sense of accomplishment. I mean, it’s a star — the five simple crossing lines that magically create the doodle of all doodles, right? I vividly remember learning to draw a star when I was younger and the excitement I felt. Do you?
The weather here in Phoenix lately has been downright miserable, so these days we are practically living in the pool. …
Since my family travelled pretty much all summer, my boys suggested we color in a map to show the states we visited this year. I quickly formatted and printed this map only to discover confusion among my youngest. He was so concerned: where were Alaska and Hawaii? Since we hadn’t visited either of those states, I (lazily) left them off the map which ended up presenting us the perfect opportunity to explain a couple terms we hear referring to similar maps: The Lower 48 and Continental United States.
