Kids love BINGO, expecially if the markers are edible. I always play coverall with the preschool kids. This particular set of BINGO cards didn’t have many options so everyone won at the same time 😉
I found these bingo cards free at http://crazylittleprojects.com/2013/11/thanksgiving-bingo.html.
Craft time is here and I wanted to keep them busy for a long time.
Here is what we used:
1 cup elmer’s school glue
1 teaspoon borax
3/4 cup cold water
1/2 cup warm water
Food coloring
In one bowl mix glue, cold water, and food coloring.
In another bowl mix warm water and borax
Then mix together slowly
There was a bunch of left over water once we mixed, just pour it out.
I went to target for mother’s day crafts and walked out with a cart full of orange and an idea.
My son has a wonderful teacher and as usual I am running last minute, but we wanted to give her a small thank you♡
Here is the printable feel free to use
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Big kids are home from school today so we needed something to keep them busy. This looks like a mess but it is just soap. If you have dish soap you can make this.
Here is what you need:
4 Tablespoons dish soap
1/2 Cup water
Washable paint to color
Put in in the mixer and let it fill the bowl!
Because we don’t have enough already 😉 We thought we would give making our own a try.
Here is what you need:
4 disposal diapers
4 cups of water
Glitter (optional)
This was so easy cut open the clean diapers and pull out the lining.Then add water and glitter. Snow that won’t melt.
Update we had try try a few more ideas
Blue ice
And we wanted to see how much water this would hold
Apparently a lot! We filled this bowl to the top and it was still a gel consistency.
Have a hard time getting kids to eat veggies. My daycare kids eat this a couple times a month, and love it.
Here is what we used:
All the veggies I had on hand blended together.
2 green peppers
5 baby carrots
2 tomatoes
1 onion
Cilantro
1 cup water
Then add
Ground hamburger (cook ahead of time)
Corn
Black beans
Tomato sauce
Taco seasoning
Cook tell hot. I let cook on high for a few hours.
more easy daycare lunches here
This is fun! What should we craft with these?
Here is what you need:
Popcorn Seeds
Food coloring
Rubbing alcohol
Ziplock baggies
Put popcorn seeds in a bag and added a few drops of food coloring to the bag. Then add about a tablespoon of the rubbing alcohol and the popcorn. Seal the bag and mix up tell all seed are covered and you have the color you want. I used cookie sheets with wax paper. Then put the popcorn on top to dry. We let the seeds dry outside for a few hours. This is a perfect craft because you can make a million more crafts with it 🙂
Someone suggested I pop it.
Little disappointed thought it would be colored. Still cute.
We are trying to enjoy the weather before it turns cold. Thought we would let them go out and paint today for craft time.
Here is what you need:
1 cup water
1 cup cornstarch
Food coloring
This is really simple to throw together.
I mixed the water and cornstarch then poured into a muffin tin. Then we added the food coloring to make fun colors. Craft time outside is the best. No mess to clean up after.
Last night as my 5 year old laid in bed he pulled his first tooth out. We were excited and wanted to do something fun for him. I read once about leaving gold coins (dollar coins) but of course I don’t have any on hand. What I did have, glitter!
So I sprayed the dollar with hair spray, sprinkled gittler, and sprayed it again! Ta-da! We had a fairy dusted dollar.
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