Number recognition is not just about the usual digits.  Why not tech your toddler and preschooler other ways of viewing “numbers” too. I know my kids find Maths a little boring so having different methods of teaching is a great … Read More...

These Halloween Rock Jack-o-lanterns are lots of fun and would be so adorable lining a path or doorway. You could use a glow in the dark paint for extra effect. Add them to a table for name place settings or … Read More...

Halloween Puzzles and other printables.

Word Spiders

Halloween Literacy Set

Halloween Handwriting Printables

Halloween Bingo 

Check out more fall fun with these roundups:

Bat Crafts and Learning Activities

Pumpkin Learning Activities

Fall Learning Activities

Apple Learning Activities

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All these fun Nature crafts come from our sister site Craftbits.com.

Painted Rocks –
Rose Petal notebook –
Texture Tree –
Twig Canvas
Seashell Wind-chime
Moss Picture Frame

Check out more fall fun with these roundups:

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If you are lucky enough ( like Squigglemum.coms) to have Bamboo growing in your backyard then you can make these flutes with the minimal of ease. What better way to teach the kids about instrument making than creating something … Read More...

If you are one of those Super Moms that likes to put little notes in your child’s lunch box then you are going to love this freebie for Halloween themed Lunch Box Jokes.

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I really don’t care what age you are this Science activity is going to be fun. The best thing about this project from laughingkidslearn.com is that is cheap, affordable and re-usable again and again.  This activity would be perfect for … Read More...

Childs Play Music shares this article on creating musical instruments with scrap metal. How perfect would these be for yard play? Not only do they resemble up-cycled or reclaimed art they are practical and imaginative. I don’t think I would … Read More...

I am hoping all my science loving homeschooling parents/teachers can help me out. I am planning on putting together a Science style work station for my 5 year old for her birthday.

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Confessions of a homeschooler.com shares this free printable for your aspiring writer. They are brightly colored with a summer theme to inspire your writer to jot down their thoughts , dreams and activities.  My 5 year old is obsessed with … Read More...

Chalk is one of those things that every toy room should have? Why? Because it’s a tool for any age and its use is only limited by your imagination.  You will need plaster of Paris to make chalk as … Read More...

Our house has just had a run of well runny noses. Even though I would like for the kids to lay in bed and rest, it never happens. It doesn’t matter how sick my children are they still have a … Read More...

This would be a great project for little hands, and the possibilities are endless as to what kind of fabric an ribbons you could use!  They even suggest having these at as a center activity for kids in a classroom! … Read More...

My son loves to line things up on all of the ledges in our home. I feel like I should channel this love of sorting and organizing in some way. This color sorting game seems like the perfect way for … Read More...

Handprints have the ability to freeze time for a mom.  They allow us to look back and remember that time when our child’s hands were tiny and so delicate. Why not create a lasting memory for a special mom this … Read More...

I think I have read The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle over 100 times. Each time I have a child, I am amazed at how drawn to this book they are. This rock painting project is the perfect … Read More...