Ok I have to confess… I LOVE a glue gun and there are few craft things I won’t put together with it. This barnyard and finger puppets are no different. I know it would probably look so much prettier if it was stitched together like this Peppa Pig that I did on a Read the rest of this entry
Herewith M for Moon. Enjoy Read the rest of this entry
Let there be Light! Read the rest of this entry
Who doesn’t love kites! enjoy K for Kite. Read the rest of this entry
Here’s your letter for the week… J for Jacket, have fun! Read the rest of this entry
Ice, ice baby!!!! Have fun 🙂 Read the rest of this entry
I already had the Dog image from the Afrikaans printable H for Hond so here’s the English version of D for Dog, enjoy!
Also see D for Dam HERE!
(Please note that only the play dough mats are for preschool kids. The worksheets are better for kids that already knows the alphabet but are able to write smaller letters, so remember to start the little ones off with the big letters!)
Have you noticed that I have upped the post frequency a bit for the holidays? Yay! Every week there will be two printables for the next 3 weeks… one new letter and one alternative for an existing letter. I already drew the cat for the Afrikaans printable for K for Kat, so here’s an English version for this week, enjoy!
Also see C for Coke HERE! Read the rest of this entry
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I got some awesome Father’s Day card ideas on this page but I liked too much of them so I decided to make a special keepsakes box big enough to fit a lot of pages with lots of different messages. The kids had already made Dad special match boxes at a play group we attend so I thought I’d make it big enough to fit different kinds of objects. This project was so much fun and the kids loved it too! Read the rest of this entry
Enjoy fishing! Read the rest of this entry
Easter eggs are so much fun…. here’s a way to enjoy it any time of the year 🙂 Read the rest of this entry
Sorry about making this a printable for a sugary drink… in Afrikaans this is the only image that correctly describes the C sound phonetically… can you believe it? It was just easier using the printables I have already designed, but I have also done C for Cat HERE if you prefer. Enjoy!
We’ve all been there… one day you have a beautiful little baby with a teddy bear and blanky and the next you feel like you’re living a nightmare in Toy Story 3! We think toys are the savior to buy us some time to do our own thing when in fact they can be the evil that lurks in the corners of our house… especially lego’s on the carpet… oh the lego’s!!!
The dictionary meaning for play is to engage in activity for enjoyment and recreation rather than a serious practical purpose… not really the same as the meaning that
My son loves Transformers (the toys) and always want to watch the stories… So far I have managed to keep him interested in Rescue Bots,,, it’s not as violent as the newer versions of Transformers. He loves his sticker chart, hope you will enjoy it too! Read the rest of this entry
I know I know, sticker charts are terrible but I do use them from time to time. I just remembered about these today… designed them a while back and forgot to post. I specifically added the warrior princesses… why are they always left out?
Have fun!
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I have a homeschool group of kids at my house every week and this week we are doing Loggerhead Turtles so I thought I’d do some colour by numbers printables as I couldn’t find any that had a visual colour code for small toddlers. Most of them code the colours by words so children need to be able to read to do them and also many have numbers above 10 so I tried to keep is sweet and simple.
I also thought I’d add Read the rest of this entry
