A little sensory activity for George while Henry was at school!
Simply just shaving cream on a baking sheet.
I added food coloring in orange, red and yellow to add some color for Halloween!
Hands on kids activities for hands on moms.

A little sensory activity for George while Henry was at school!
Simply just shaving cream on a baking sheet.
I added food coloring in orange, red and yellow to add some color for Halloween!

Please welcome Dusti, my sister-in-law. She’s posted here before [remember the awesome DIY Yarn Wrapped Wreath?], but now she has her own blog too! Check out Antidotes for Mom. She’s a real stay at home mom, 

It’s Fall and gorgeous as ever!
My favorite time of year is among us and I’m celebrating by sharing with you 10 ideas to do with the kids this fall!
Four crafty, or things to make, with the kids and six things to go 

After playing with colored spaghetti noodles with George… Henry and I made some spaghetti spider webs with it too!
This time, I let Henry do the coloring. What other color would he pick, but green?

We turned The Imagination Tree’s bug slime spaghetti [eww!] into a sensory activity especially for Halloween!
I simply cooked up a package of spaghetti noodles, drained them and rinsed it with cold water to cool it down quickly.

We’ve been having a blast with the googly eyes that we received from CraftProjectIdeas.com.

T’is the season for pumpkins!
But what do you do with them [aside from setting them out on your front porch]?
You can always carve them for Halloween.
But what else is there?
I’ve scrounged the blog world and came up with 40 amazing pumpkin activities, that your 

Pumpkin mummies!
These are a super cute craft for Halloween that the preschoolers can do!
I chose four pumpkins that I thought resembled our family from our heaping pile of pumpkins on our front porch. [Ha. Hmm… Not something I thought I’d be comparing to 

A perfect sensory activity for Halloween.
As well as perfect for all ages, including babies and toddlers!I saw these Halloween and fall hair gel sensory suncatchers on It’s Playtime a couple weeks ago, from Happy Hooligans. They have lots of ideas that they added to 

Halloween is coming up fast!
Oh so fast….I need to make Henry’s costume yet… and George’s… oh man.

Monsters made of yarn, just in time for the spooky season.
There’s not much to these monsters, but I think they turned out kind of cute.
Henry and I used the same technique we did for our Yarn Circle Garland.