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Wrestling Patterns for Wrestling Figures
Last night one of my friends Thaleia Maher and I were working together on our blogs and items we plan one created to save us time when blogging. As we were chatting Thaleia sent the following websites and Videos Charlie and I can watch to find wrestling patterns for his wrestling clothes. If your children are into wrestling the way Charlie is I thought you might want to check out the patterns. Or you can use these patterns on a Ken Doll or if they are still around a GI Joe Doll which I need to look up and show Charlie because he isn’t sure what that is. “Boy, oh…
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Teaching Toddlers and Preschoolers the Alphabet
I have a new blog series I’m sharing for parents looking to teaching Toddlers and Preschoolers the Alphabet. The series is called Let’s Learn The Alphabet for children of any ages. In the series I’m featuring two letters a month. In January from the 1st through the 15th we will be learning the letter a. Through crafts, songs, handwriting and so much more. From the 15th of the month through the end of January we will be learning the letter b by using crafts using the Letter B, handwriting worksheets and so much more. I hope you enjoy learning with us. If you have alphabet resources you would like to…
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See How Ornaments & Artificial Trees Are Made
Good morning, The children should be home for the Holidays unless you are Homeschooling them during the Holidays. So I thought you might want to check out this new website I found that shows our children How Ornaments & Artificial Trees Are Made. See How Ornaments & Artificial Trees Are Made Age Range: 8 and up (Grades 3 and up; children with parental supervision) The ad-supported ScienceChannel.com website provides all kinds of free “How It’s Made” videos, including two videos (linked below) that explain how glass ornaments and artificial Christmas trees are made. When you get to the site, a 30-second video commercial launches. When the advertisement is over, you…


