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5 Things I Learned at CodeAdvantage’s Minecraft Online Camp

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Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own. Gaming is fun and learning to create games through coding is even more fun! CodeAdvantage offers online classes for students i K thru 10th grade. I am a third grader and I attended a 2-week online Minecraft Camp with CodeAdvantage: here is what I learned! 1.During the first class we went over the controls … [Read more...]

It’s A Great Big Colorful World Book Inspired Nature Rainbow Suncatcher Craft

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. The book, It's A Great Big Colorful World by: Tom Schamp is packed with brightly colored illustrations that are sure to brighten up any day! This book is great for practicing color recognition and identification of a number of shades of each color. Friends, Otto and Leon are found throughout the pages … [Read more...]

Grow Seedlings in this Greenhouse Craft

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Springtime is a great time to grow plants and little ones LOVE observing this amazing life cycle. We have been talking about how we get our food and where food comes from and the boys try to save the seeds from almost everything they eat in hopes to plant them. So, I decided to create mini greenhouse … [Read more...]

S-Mail June Boxes

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My boys, @DonaldsonBrothers LOVE writing and receiving letters via Snail Mail! Writing to friends and family has been a great way for them to practice their writing skills: handwriting, grammar, punctuation, spelling, vocabulary building, engagement, proofreading and important letter writing steps. We have often discussed starting a "Write-Me" box for kids to encourage … [Read more...]

Pets and Their Famous Humans Book and Newspaper Craft

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Did you know that Albert Einstein had a sad parrot, Ernest Hemingway had a lucky cat, Salvador Dali had a painted cat, Frida Kahlo had a fawn or that Charles Dickens had a talking raven? The book, Pets and Their Famous Humans written by Anna Gallo and illustrated by Katherine Quinn is book that is sure … [Read more...]

SCOOB Movie Code Giveaway and Paper Fortune Teller Craft

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Are you ready for Scoob! We sure are AND we are giving away a couple digital movie codes for some lucky people to join us for #SCOOBMovieNight on May 15th at 7pm! TO ENTER: Comment on this post telling us who you want to watch the movie with then for extra entries head over to @thirtymommy and comment … [Read more...]

Clifford Rainbow Science Kits for Kids

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. Clifford's Science kits for kids is a series of simple science kits for kids ages 3 and up that introduces them to Science in a fun, educational and hands-on manner. Even though, these toddler science kits are for children, the experiments shoals be performed under close adult supervision at all times. … [Read more...]

No-Sew Face Masks from Cricut!

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. All opinions are my own. During the Covid-19 outbreak masks have been very scarce and fortunately Circut has a template for making no-sew masks that can be made using old T-shirts. I found an old Lilo & Stitch pajama shirt that I had grown out of and decided it would make a great face mask! Materials: Mini … [Read more...]

Trolls World Tour Barb Guitar Craft

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Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. Trolls World Tour is a musical adventure with our favorite little troll friends. On this adventure, Barb is on a mission to collect ALL of the strings in order to end all genres of music! We created a FUN guitar craft inspired by the Trolls World Tour movie using couple items around the house. Materials: pieces of … [Read more...]