Category: educate

5 Benefits of Project Based Learning

Disclaimer: I was not compensated for this post. This post contains affiliate links. Since early 2020, education worldwide has taken an entirely new approach. School systems from public school to homeschooling have taken a hit, but not necessarily for the worse. New teaching techniques and methods have sprouted, with some older ones getting face lifts… Continue reading 5 Benefits of Project Based Learning

Center for Parent and Teen Communication 1 Minute Parenting Strategies

Disclaimer: This post is made possible with support from the Center for Parent and Teen Communication, part of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. All opinions are my own. Parenting is ever-changing just as the needs and wants of your children change with their age. The Center for Parent and Teen Communication (CPTC) provides a science-based approach… Continue reading Center for Parent and Teen Communication 1 Minute Parenting Strategies

Are you Team Dragon or Team Unicorn?

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. We had some fun with the new Bazooka Candy Brands Totally Awesome Unicorn Gummies and Totally Awesome Dragon Gummies, which were even nominated for 2021 Best New Product Awards in partnership with Newsweek! My boys tried both but of course gravitated to the mystical world of dragons and… Continue reading Are you Team Dragon or Team Unicorn?

Week 3 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. This selection of books to Diversify your library feature stories celebrating Art from music to dance. These books can be purchase brand new or used fro Thriftbooks in great condition at discounted prices. Alvin Ailey by Andrea Davis Pinkney tells the story of the… Continue reading Week 3 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

Week 2 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Here are 7 more books in the series to assist with diversifying your bookshelf! Adding books like these to your bookshelf will help your children develop positive insights about others. You can purchase brand new books or used books in great condition from Thriftbooks… Continue reading Week 2 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

Week 1 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

Representation, inclusion and diversity is important in order to raise well rounded, compassionate and empathetic little human beings. Here are a seven books that are a great start to help diversify your bookshelf and teach your children about a couple amazing African American people as well as some history.  Let the Children March by Monica… Continue reading Week 1 of Seven Books to Diversify Your Bookshelf

DIY Blume Baby Pop Winter Wonderland Snow Globe

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. This post contains affiliate links Holiday Crafts are a great way to get creative during the holiday season and we really enjoyed creating a Winter Wonderland holiday keepsake using one of our Blume Baby Pop dolls. Materials: Blume Baby Pop doll empty, clean & dry baby food bottle mini… Continue reading DIY Blume Baby Pop Winter Wonderland Snow Globe

Croods 2 Inspired Stick Frame Magnet Craft

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. This movie is a sequel to the 2013 film where the Croods were the only family on earth ( or so they thought). In the second movie Eep, Guy, and the rest of the Croods discover what Guy calls… Continue reading Croods 2 Inspired Stick Frame Magnet Craft

Crayola Experience at Home Activity Kits

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. Artists of all ages will LOVE the Crayola Experience at Home Activity Kits! These kits are packed with colorfully fun projects that teach and allow children to explore their creativity. A video guide is also available to walk the artists through their Crayola adventure… Continue reading Crayola Experience at Home Activity Kits