This pin art activity from Likely Classroom is brilliant because you can put it together with things you probably already have at home and the level of play can adjust with your child's interest and age level!
Based on a tutorial at Sew Mama Sew, The Mayfly put together this cuddly sheep-shaped rice pack! I think this would be perfect for an Easter basket, don't you?
Everyone has the same problem with their children's abundant amount of artwork - store it, toss it, what to do? Well Sarah Jane has one solution for you and it's simple too! She's even made some free templates for you to download so be sure to check it out :)
Having Fun At Home has come up with a simplified nature walk idea to use with her 18 month old. This is a great way to get the youngest of kids involved in the outside world :)
If you can't find the room for a labyrinth to walk, you can always let your fingers do the walking; check out these printable labyrinths and information for their use at Adventures Of A Rainbow Mama!
I wish I could say our trees were flowering but we still have weeks to go before spring arrives. You can make your own flowering tree with the instructions at No Time For Flashcards :)