Ask most educators and they will tell you that they have something they typically only do in the summer when they aren’t working. The school year tends to be so focused on school that there often isn’t time for hobbies and outside interests (sad, but true). Most teachers I know enjoy reading, working out more,
Tag: painting
This was a project I had wanted to try for quite some time, and to be honest, I am not sure why I waited so long! This is something that just about anyone (young and old alike) can do. Create your own design and transform an old (or new) plain shirt! Instead of jumping right
Today’s Create it Saturday project is like an art project and science project all in one! The best part? It’s easy-peasey and fun for the kiddos. What you will need: watercolor paints paintbrush paper salt Have your little one cover their paper with the watercolors. Next, sprinkle salt over the wet paint. (Hint: the “magic”
My daughter loves being read to and reading books (in her own words) to us – which I find absolutely adorable! One of her favorites is The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. She received the book and stuffed animal caterpillar to go along with it for her first birthday. I had seen the idea for creating
Ok ladies… Father’s Day is fast approaching! (It’s Sunday June 17th for those who need a reminder)… I just made this for my husband, the wonderful father of my two little girls, for part of his Father’s Day present and I truly think this will melt ANY daddy’s heart! What you will need: paints –
In my last Create it Saturday post I mentioned the giraffe theme I am going for with the nursery. I came across a very cute idea for a giraffe handprint creation. I loved the idea of doing this art project with my daughter and then putting it up in her sister’s nursery! I thought this
