In keeping up with tradition it is that time of the year again! First Day of School Printable Chalkboards. This year there are 19 different chalkboards including a basic “first day of school” chalkboard and one for the first day of homeschool.
Create colorful play dough that you can even eat with this four ingredient Edible Pudding Play Dough Recipe. A craft that is fun and sweet to eat!
Celebrate birthdays of all ages with this 10 Card Free Printable Birthday Party Bingo game!
Share giggles with your littles even when they are at school with these 10 school subject focused free printable Lunchbox Jokes for Kids.
Replace the letters and numbers in classic Bingo with colorful pictures of school supplies and you have Back to School Bingo. This free printable game includes 25 different Bingo cards which means it can be played at home or in the classroom.
Create fun that you can eat with this Edible Play Dough Frosting Recipe! There are only three ingredients required to make up this simple DIY for kids.
This list of Backyard Activities includes 35 things to do outside! Simply scroll through the list below or grab the free printable to reference for those moments of “I’m bored”.
Create colorful and flavorful cookies with this simple Kool-Aid Cookies Recipe. Kool-Aid man and kid approved, “OH YEAH!”
DIY Summertime Fun in the form of water bombs are easy to create with this simple Sponge Splash Balls tutorial.
Follow this simple microwave recipe to create Edible Play Dough with Peeps Marshmallow Candy.
Create a fun memory of favorites to look back on with a First Day of School Memory Board.
This one size fits all DIY Kids Activity is a fun way to create bowls of all sizes and there are just a few supplies needed to make this simple Perler Bead Bowl Craft.
Thank a teacher with a Target gift card and this free printable note. Thank you for keeping me on target this year!
Another isolation idea for kids! This free printable indoor scavenger hunt is played at home which means that all 30 items can be found inside the house.
The current times call for extra creativity and more indoor activities. 10 Two Ingredient Recipes for Sensory Play on this list including play dough, dust, putty and slime.
Cabin fever is for real! Experiencing isolation with children can stretch your imagination and quite possibly test your patience. When you run out of homebound activities this free printable Cabin Fever Bucket List includes 50 Things for Kids to do in (or around) the House.