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Make a Fairy House: A Round-Up of Ideas
on: by Laura Hutchison
The International Fairy Tea Party is tomorrow So I’ve been busy rounding up lots of different fairy related posts. This post highlights links on lots of ways to create a fabulous Fairy House! 1. Make a Fairy House from Nurture Store 2. Seashell Fairy
Make Your Own Fabulous Fairy!: Round-Up of 20+ Ideas
on: by Laura Hutchison
The International Fairy Tea Party is tomorrow So I’ve been busy rounding up lots of different fairy related posts. This post highlights links to over 20 ways to make your own fabulous fairy … 1. Make a Fairy from Nurture Store 2.
Our Magical Fairy Village Garden
on: by Laura Hutchison
Our fairy village garden is a work under progress … ever changing and evolving (especially after this week of getting ready for the International Fairy Tea Party!). The backyard to our house includes over 25 hickory trees* and several garden berms
PlayDrMom’s Favorite Fairy Books & Movies
on: by Laura Hutchison
Since we’re all about fairies this week, I figured I’d share some our favorite fairy books & movies … Books Fairy Tales, by e.e. cummings (a collection of four whimsical stories) Mary Englelbreit’s Fairy Tales (beautifully illustrated classic tales) Alice the
Create a Fairy Garden Terrarium
on: by Laura Hutchison
Really close friends can come up with the best gifts! My BFF since kindergarten sent me an amazing kit for my last birthday last winter so that me and the kids could create our own indoor fairy garden terrarium. Here’s what
Footwear to Fairy House: Make a Simple Fairy with a Old Boot
on: by Laura Hutchison
This week at PlayDrMom it’s all about Fairies! A very exciting and magical event happening this Friday (September 20th) on the Autumnal Equinox … The International Fairy Tea Party! Today as part of the celebration, my four-year-old daughter, Honor, and I
More Football Fun!: A round-up of Football-Themed Activities for Kids
on: by Laura Hutchison
Kids are back to school, the air is getting cooler, … it’s that time again. Football season. Whether your a huge fan of the game or not, you and your kids can enjoy these fun football-themed activities, crafts, and snacks together!
Football Books for Kids!
on: by Laura Hutchison
My post yesterday for the Virtual Book Club for Kids that featured “Little Granny Quarterback” co-authored by Bill Martin, Jr., got me thinkin’ … what other great football books are there for kids? Here’s what I found … Dino-Football, by
Football Themed Learning: Activities to go along with “Little Granny Quarterback” by Bill Martin, Jr.
on: by Laura Hutchison
This month’s featured author for the Virtual Book Club for Kids is Bill Martin, Jr. Being that he has authored over 300 children books it’s pretty tricky to narrow down which one to focus on for the blog hop, but one
PlayDrMom’s favorite children’s books about Creativity
on: by Laura Hutchison
An important aspect of therapy … be it with adults or children … is helping people think creatively. This doesn’t mean making them do arts & crafts (although sometimes that helps), it means helping clients not getting hung up in one
Sibling Rivalry: Tips, Books, & Helpful Links
on: by Laura Hutchison
Relationships between brothers and sisters are some of the most important and potentially longest lasting relationships in our lives. As parents helping to foster these relationships is important, but despite our very best efforts, rivalry between siblings is BOUND to happen.
Playing with Numbers: Having Fun with Math
on: by Laura Hutchison
When my son was just 5 he came up with this one on his own …. Cracker Math! Using Ritz crackers and sliced turkey rolls, he created his own math equation. The fun can really ADD up! There are lots of playful