In the last two years my daughter and I have created a fairy garden together. These are often made in small pots or whiskey barrels. However, we were having so much fun that we decided we needed something much bigger.
A Fairy Fun Project
In the last two years my daughter and I have created a fairy garden together. These are often made in small pots or whiskey barrels. However, we were having so much fun that we decided we needed something much bigger.
Moms. They are often overworked, underappreciated, tired, messy and loved more than they know. They are also so grateful for the amazing title they have been given. Being a mom has made me love my mom even more. My mom is strong, courageous, beautiful and giving. What comes to mind when you think of your mom? Here is what some of my friends had to say about their moms.
Do you have a little animal loving tweet-heart? Are animals your little one’s pup-of tea? If so, then I’m not lion when I tell you they will love Zoobooks! We recently received our first issue and we are toad-ally in love.
I love learning unfamiliar words and having my kids join in. We often choose a new word of the week and practice using it in various ways. My kids love pulling out the dictionary to find new intriguing words. I am a self-proclaimed word nerd and my kids are known to be little grammar police.
My daughter has recently started learning multiplication and division. I am happy to report that she loves it. She gets so excited and tells me how fun learning is. That is such a win!
Easter is such a wonderful holiday and it is my daughter’s favorite holiday. She loves everything about Easter. Her favorite traditions are making Resurrection Rolls, dressing fancy, completing our Resurrection Eggs and (of course) coloring Easter Eggs.
My smart second-grade girl has been working hard on writing and revising a book review. I am very proud of all her hard work.
Back in kindergarten, your child probably spent lots of time counting things one by one, whether leaves, toes, or fingers. Now that first grade is here, though, your child will need to be able to count in groups, and especially by fives.
Saint Patrick’s Day is filled with parades, shamrocks, green, corned beef cabbage and many other fun traditions. What is Saint Patrick’s Day really about? My daughter will often ask me what holidays are really about. She wants to know what she is celebrating. This not only makes me proud, but forces me to investigate and learn as well.
Being a mother is both rewarding and challenging. I have two amazing children and I am blessed to guide them through life. Creating a bond with them is something I pride myself in.