It’s the first day of Spring! I’m featuring some spring themed Kids activities that will brighten up your day.
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Butterfly Snack and Activity
Gardening Pretend Play
Make Giant Spring Flower Art!
Bird Nest Spring Math Activity
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Thanks again for hosting this week’s party! Your time is appreciated! For table manners at home,no talking with food in your mouth!
Thanks for hosting, Janine.
Thank so much for having me today! Happy Spring to you.
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Natasha in Oz
Lots of cute spring ideas! Thanks so much for featuring our Gardening Sensory Bin.
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Thank you so much for sharing our giant spring flowers! Have a fabulous week!
Thanks for hosting, and I love the features . . . getting me ready for spring! 🙂
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I am so ready for Spring!! These activities brighten my day. Can’t wait to try some of them.
I really like the Spring idea round-up Janine! The little gardening bucket particularly caught my eye! 🙂 Might have to do something similar with our Spring unit. I also wanted to take the time to thank you for hosting the Mom’s Library Link Up. It’s great to see everyone’s ideas on such a range of topics.
Good job 🙂 i like your blog posts. Happy blogging!
Thank you for the feature!! 🙂
I’m popping in to have a look around at all the Easter link ups! Have a great week!
I really enjoyed this article. But for me as a parent to 3 lovely kids age ranges between 2 to 8 years old. I much more like them to stay at home rather than going outside and running around streets and meeting strangers that will cause dangers to them. Of course we admit that Tablets and smartphones can cause dangers too but is more far from getting abducted, raped and so on. I have introduced them to advance technology as this is a part of our society now and every kid as I believed should be entitled to know more about it since in this generation it is a big plus for kids now who knows technology and eventually use it for the future. All parent should do is know how to control and limit their playing time. And base on my research while struggling to limit my kids playing games on tablets and smartphones I have landed to a very helpful to all that limit what time they can use the tablet, control them and at the same time help them study mathematics. This Screenshot Ninja helps us parents to monitor them while we are busy working. So when their play time expires and they still want to play more they have to solve mathematics problem to gain more. Yeah its fantastic! As I have seen my daughters passionately solving it to gain more play time credits even my 3 year old daughter is asking me, “MOMMY what’s the answer to 2+7?” and I let her count and then all I know is that my daughter can solve math now. 😀
Here’s the wonderful app’s link: http://bit.ly/screentimeninja