Dinosaurs are something children often seem to fall in love with and what better way to get them to learn than by linking that learning with something they love. In order to help you do that, I’ve rounded up the best free dinosaur themed learning resources on the internet. Dinosaur Themed Maths Learning Resources […]
How to Decorate Rocks with Melted Crayon
As you may have noticed from previous posts, I really like melting to stuff, particularly crayons. This process art was something we decided to do to add to the community caterpillar that is growing outside our school bit it was so much fun and the results were so pretty that I’m planning on decorating more […]
Dealing with Fussy Eating in Older Children
While most toddlers go through a picky stage, most come out of the other side to eat a fairy well rounded diet, albeit usually lacking in vegetables. Unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case for our youngest who, at 7, still eats a very restricted diet. In my mission to help her expand her diet, I’ve […]
How to Make Alcohol Ink Tile Coasters
Alcohol ink isn’t the cheapest process art material but you can create some stunning results with it. As well as these beautiful alcohol ink coasters, you can also create these Christmas tree baubles which make great gifts for teachers, plus I have a few other projects planned with them that I’ll be sharing soon. The […]
Letter Writing for Kids in Lockdown
When I was a teenager, I was always writing letters. Before we had smart phones, when landline calls were still really expensive, writing letters was a way of talking to our friends when we weren’t with them, even if we often ended up giving the recipient our letters in a person and sitting quietly while […]