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Tips and Tricks for Easter Egg Coloring

March 30, 2015 By Thaleia 13 Comments

You know those cute pictures of young kids making complete messes. Yes, the ones with dye cups being spilled and freaking their auntie out,lol! How about my best tips and tricks for Easter egg coloring!

We always meet at Grandma’s (my mom) house to color eggs with our local cousins. I think it’s a fun tradition that is worth the mess! Over the year’s we have learned a few tips or tricks for Easter Egg coloring which I want to share with you.

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Learn about Electronics through EEME Subscription Box

March 25, 2015 By Thaleia 1 Comment

I have been meaning to learn about electronics for a few years now. When I first saw EEME I really wanted to try it out. I put it off since I was getting ready to have a baby. Now that the baby is a crazy toddler we are ready to try our hand at electronics projects from EEME.

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ABC’s of American History: L is for Landscapes

March 24, 2015 By Cindy Ingram 2 Comments

This week we are welcoming Cindy from The Art Curator for Kids. Cindy is taking us through American History via art while talking about L is for Landscapes of the American West.

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Meet Imaginative University Subscription Box for Kids

March 23, 2015 By Thaleia Leave a Comment

I loved opening the Imaginative University subscription box to find all sorts of activities and two full sized books right in the box! The activities were labeled ages 4-5 and ages 6-10 which is perfect for my crew. I will also share how we adapted this box to include our toddler Lil’ Red.

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Write Through the Bible Junior Curriculum

March 18, 2015 By Thaleia Leave a Comment

This post contains affiliate links and is part of a review for WTTB jr.

It’s here it’s here. The long awaited Write Through the Bible Junior Curriculum. Now I will be honest in saying that I do not have experience with the original Elementary aged version of Write Through the Bible but after seeing how the Junior version is laid out I am all in!

What is Write Through the Bible Junior:

The original Write Through the Bible books blend handwriting practice and Bible memory for older kid (grades 1-5). But since we’ve released these workbooks we’ve had more of a demand for something for younger kids who are just starting to learn their letters (preschool and Kindergarten). The following skills are included in Write Through the Bible Jr.

• Fine motor coordination
• Letter sounds
• Letter formation
• Bible memory
• Biblical study
• Vocabulary

Our first workbook focuses on Philippians 2:1-18 and is available in ESV or KJV, as well as ball-and-stick, D’Nealian manuscript, and cursive fonts.

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