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  April is here and that means soon it will be Earth Day. On April 22, to be exact, is the day known as Earth Day. This is annual event focused on helping save our environment. It is recognized worldwide and is not only important for us to know about, but also for our children. To help you teach your child about Earth Day and the important reasons and ways to take care of our planet, we have compiled a list of 9 Marvelous Earth Day Books for Elementary Kids.  You can find links to all of the books below, a quick description of...

Now that Spring is upon us, we wanted to offer you a free activity to help you and your children enjoy the outdoors a little more. We have created for you a FREE Springtime Scavenger Hunt Printable. We hope this printable helps you all enjoy nature and helps your child investigate the world around them a little more.  Click HERE to receive your FREE Printable!

It’s hard to believe it has already been a year since the world shut down because of COVID-19. Although vaccines are now available and things are slowly starting to open up, it still seems like going “back to normal” is a ways away. As parents, we are still in the midst of dealing with the repercussions that the lockdown has had on our kids. COVID-19 presented us with so many challenges from explaining the situation to our kids, dealing with online learning and being cooped up with nowhere to go. It has been very helpful to know we are not...

March Box This months box was filled with many Springtime and St. Patrick's Day activities! We hope you enjoy seeing what our customers were up to this month! Catch a Leprechaun Children were given a directions card which gave them 3 options for a Leprechaun Trap to build. We provided ALL of the materials for the students to build each of the three Leprechaun Traps. They had fun using their imaginations to capture those pesky little Leprechauns! Magnetic Car  Students learned about the North and South Poles of a magnet. Using a car with a magnet attached and another magnet,...

We have officially entered Spring! This means Daylight Savings Time, lighter and brighter evenings, and spring break. We know it can be a challenging couple of weeks, especially with young children. During spring break, you may be looking for some reinforcement activities for your kids. A great thing to do is to encourage your kids to read during the break. You can use our reading comprehension questions to ensure your child is understanding what they're reading. Find that resource here. Practicing math skills is also a great idea. To help you and your child, we have created two great springtime printables. These will aid your little...