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 …
If you didn’t catch me on NBC’s Arizona Midday, here is the run down of my favorite, kid-friendly ideas for …
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 …
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. …
With all the fun Star Gazing party ideas we’re sharing this week, it’s only appropriate we offer a star worksheet, …
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.
Today is another Printable Blog Hop! Just in time for the Fourth of July, today’s blog hop includes 12 fun …
