We're going to wrap up our celebration of Earth Day week with one more recycled craft! This one is another super easy one and the boys LOVED it. I ended up having to make two of them because they couldn't share the first one. Read on to see how we made these easy recycled binoculars!
I'm continuing Earth Day week with another Recycled Craft! This one is a Jet Pack!!
Hello again! I have returned with another recycled craft for y'all to enjoy. This one is a paper cup windchime and it turned out so cute!
Earth Day was on Sunday, so to celebrate, I'm posting a week's worth of Earth Day themed crafts: crafts made with recycled products or crafts related to Earth, etc. One of my favorite all time crafts I've ever made is this adorable recycled train. Read on to find out how we did it.
Hello! If you frequent Mama Writes Reviews with any regularity, you're probably expecting a Quickie Question, since that's the usual agenda around here. I'm going to make an exception this week! In honor of Earth day, I'm going to do a week of Earth Day related crafts: recycled crafts, Earth related crafts, etc. We will start off with a QUICKIE CRAFT: a Construction Paper Earth.
It's been awhile since I've shared an update on how Froot Loop is doing in Pre-K! He just got a report card, so I'll go from there.
I don't know how or why I thought of this activity, but it's been a favorite around here since Froot Loop was about 18 months old! It's SO simple and you'll get hours of fun out of it with your littles!
So, Cocoa Puff is going to be a skateboarder. No, really. He is fascinated by snowboarding, but hellooooo, we live in South Texas, so that's really probably not going to happen. We have some boys in the neighborhood who skateboard around and Cocoa Puff wants to join them. He also tries to use Froot Loop's Razor Scooter, which is pretty hilarious.
Froot Loop is a tall, skinny boy. He has a problem with his pants because his legs are so long and his waist is so narrow. Either he has to wear pants that are really way too short so that they fit him in the waist, or he has to wear pants that are long enough but fall down. Elastic pants help some, but really, the best thing for him to wear is a belt. Here's a tutorial for some belts that I made for him.
Man, I hate trying to keep track of medications. I worry that I forgot to give it to my kids or that I accidentally gave it twice. They don't take pills so I can't count them. So, I finally got smart and came up with this idea!
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