This past summer we went to see the movie Into the Storm upon my son’s request. He saw the movie’s trailer on TV, and quickly ran to his Daddy to ask to see the movie. I was a bit hesitant, but quickly realized that my baby isn’t such a babyRead More →
During this summer we had tons of fun, and I also sneaked in some Spanish learning as well! We read Eric Carle’s The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse (El artista que pinto un caballo azul (World of Eric Carle) (Spanish Edition)) although perfect for early literacy skills (ages 1-3Read More →
During little man’s past birthdays we’ve never really had a piñata. Shocker! I know! I guess I was intimidated by the whole papier maché method that I didn’t venture into trying it out. Until, I saw my wonderful friend Jody from Mud Hut Mama’s super, easy to do papier machéRead More →
This post is part of the Multicultural Kid Blogs World Cup Series for Kids. For each day that the United States soccer team plays during the FIFA World Cup I will be sharing with you an interesting fact and craft about the U.S. Today’s post is about U.S. Lighthouses, and a simpleRead More →
With Easter around the corner I planned a very special Spanish Activity with Resurrection eggs for my son’s Spanish playgroup. Every other week we have a Spanish children’s workshop, and I usually have a theme. This time it was Easter. I couldn’t find a book in Spanish, but weRead More →
I was looking on Pinterest for this year’s non-candy alternative for Valentine’s Day. I came across this cute Valentine’s Day straw topper, and it inspired me to make these cute Valentine’s Day Fluttering Butterfly Pencils. This was a pretty simple craft that even my little man could help with! AllRead More →