learning, creating, and celebrating with your family all year
July is National Ice Cream Month! In addition to some coconut milk hot fudge sundaes, it seemed like a perfect time for an ice cream printables packet for preschoolers. Featuring colorful ice cream treats, ice cream cones, and the ever popular ice cream truck, this packet is a wonderful addition to an ice cream or summer themed unit. This ice… Read More
June means the start of summer, a little extra free time (in theory, but hardly ever in practice), camps, fresh produce, and a different life than during most of the year. Viva summer time! This means it’s also time for a free June Word Search Printable Set for Kids. This free download includes two different versions of the June word search…. Read More
Even though the weather has already heated up, summer is only just upon us now. To celebrate the start of summer, I thought it would be fun to have a summer themed word search printable. This summer word search would be perfect for taking along on a road trip, racing to get finished first during some family time, or for summer… Read More
Seize the Summer & Grow: How to Make a Simple Summer Goals List (Summer Bucket List) for All Ages (with Free Printable) is a post from contributing writers, Julianna of Petunia June and Roan of Joyful Always as well as Angie Kauffman, owner of Real Life at Home. With the last day of school quickly approaching, I find myself experiencing conflicting… Read More
Free Printable Summer Reading Log and Bookmarks to Color Post Preview: You will find a free printable summer reading log and bookmarks to color that are summer-themed. There are also more ideas for summer reading fun. I loved participating in the summer reading program at the library when I was a kid. Every year, we loved getting prizes and participating in… Read More
Make a Kid-friendly Backyard: Creative and Magical Backyard Ideas for Kids is a post from guest writer Sara. If you’re looking for a touch of whimsy to add to your life this spring, a pinch of fairy dust should do the trick. If you don’t have any fairy dust, a sprinkle of glitter mixed with sugar is a quite handy substitute…. Read More
