My kids love to play with dough. They don’t care if it’s commercial Play-Doh or homemade play dough or salt dough or flour dough or cloud dough or something else. They just love dough. I wanted to make them a different kind of dough since we make salt/flour dough all the time. (I’ve seen this […]
10 Ways to Have a Perfect Valentine’s Day with Your Kids
So often, Valentine’s Day is about grand gestures: marriage proposals, date nights at fancy restaurants, bouquets of roses and heartfelt greeting cards. Valentine’s Day with our kids doesn’t have to be so big to be grand. In fact, our kids are perfectly happy with small. Small gestures can make Valentine’s Day a day your kids […]
Ideas for a Frozen Valentine’s Day Party
My kids are still gaga over Frozen. Elsa and Anna anything makes them happy. Dolls, toys, stories, commercials, dress up games… it doesn’t matter. Bring on Frozen characters, and all is right with the world. So we’re doing Disney’s Frozen for Valentine’s Day. There was never any question. We’ll probably do Disney’s Frozen for […]
How to Cook an Egg in a Hole for Your Valentine
I never ate an egg in a hole before I made them for my kids last week. Even then, I only ate their scraps. I’m not sure why, but my mom never made them for us when we were kids. I love fried eggs, though, and I like buttered toast a lot (gluten-free toast for […]
A Valentine for Grandma
Allie wrote with a pen on the front of her homemade Valentine card. Me: “Allie, who is this Valentine for?” Allie: “It’s for Grandma.” Me: “Old Grandma?” Allie: “No, my other Grandma.” {cue my tears} Me: “You want to make a Valentine for Plain Grandma?” Allie: “Yes. I write her a letter. See, right here?” […]
Valentine Printables for Preschoolers
I think printable learning packs are fun. Grace likes them, too, because all of the activities involve a central theme.
The preschool packs below vary in their activities, but all include Valentine’s Day worksheets that you can print and help your preschooler to complete.
