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Summer break is here, and if you're anything like me, you're always looking for activities that keep kids engaged while also teaching something meaningful. That's why I'm excited to share my brand new Summer Kindness Cards Bundle! Instead of another screen-based activity, kids can spend the summer brightening the days of neighbors, friends, family members, and community helpers. The bundle includes: ☀️ 50 Summer Kindness Cards ☀️ Cards for neighbors, friends, and community helpers ☀️ Fun treat-attachment cards ("Have a Poppin' Summer!", "Enjoy a Cup of Lemonade on Us!", and more) ☀️ A Summer Kindness Challenge ☀️ Kindness Tracking Sheets ☀️ A brainstorming page to help kids think of people they can encourage ☀️ Color-your-own versions of the cards Some families are attaching lemonade packets, popcorn, bubbles, or flower seeds to the cards. Others are simply leaving them on a neighbor's doorstep or giving them to their mail carrier. It's a simple activity, but it's a wonderful way to help kids focus on kindness, gratitude, and thinking of others this summer. 👉 Grab the Summer Kindness Cards Bundle here I hope it helps your family create some meaningful summer memories!
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If your kids start asking “When is our food coming?” about 30 seconds after you sit down at a restaurant… I made something for that. It’s a Restaurant Activity Pack for Kids with 8 simple activities they can do right at the table while they wait: 🍕 Restaurant Bingo 🔎 I Spy ❌ Tic-Tac-Toe 🎨 Doodle a Pizza 🍽️ Design Your Own Restaurant 🤔 Would You Rather? 🔎 Menu Scavenger Hunt ⭐ Restaurant Review No screens. No toys taking up half the table. And no coming up with something for them to do on the...
School mornings can get chaotic FAST. Backpacks are missing. Shoes have disappeared. Someone suddenly needs a water bottle. And you're somehow reminding everyone to brush their teeth while trying to get out the door on time. So I put together a list of 15 Amazon finds that can help make school mornings a little easier. We're talking things like: A visual timer that can cut down on the "5 more minutes!" battles A simple way to keep backpacks from ending up on the floor A morning routine chart...
Planning a playdate doesn’t have to mean figuring out a whole afternoon of activities, snacks, and entertainment. In fact, the easiest playdates are usually the simplest ones. Here are 5 little things that can make planning one much easier: Don’t invite half the class. A small group can be much easier to manage, and your child may actually have more fun with just one or two friends. Pick a time when everyone is functioning. Avoid the very hungry, very tired, very close-to-bedtime window...