I love pie… even more than cake! If you love it too then I have the perfect Thanksgiving banner for …
If you love pie as much as I do, then you’re going to know just what to do with these …
I am so excited to share this Easy Almond Torte recipe with you today. It is one of my mom’s …
I would guess there are more pies made this week then any other week of the year, or at the …
No market would be complete without a big sign. See how to make this cutout “Market” banner over at One Charming Party.
This Pecan Pie recipe has it all — it is homemade but incredibly easy, and it will seriously wow your …
Make note of the date… because today is the day we will convince you that you CAN in fact make …
Over the weekend we shared these Thanksgiving Pie Tag freebies at Skip to My Lou. Since they’re cute and bound …
As I mentioned yesterday, today we’re throwing a virtual baby shower for Bettijo and her new baby BOY! This is …
Teaching your little one about fractions is easy as pie! Sorry… so cliché, but I couldn’t resist. Actually, I’ve never really understood that “easy as pie” expression because I’ve actually tried making pie crust from scratch and it is NOT easy!
Back to fractions, I actually had one of these Felt Fraction Pies when I was a kid. My Mom (a former kindergarten teacher) made it for us to play with. Mostly we’d use it to play make believe in our pretend kitchen, but it was a great introduction to the concept of fractions.
I owe a big thank you to my sister Heather — she is a total Supermom. Heather recently re-created a Felt Fraction Pie for her teaching math to her kids, and she made this tutorial for us to share on the blog.
