March 2007

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Free printable mazes for all ages

I discovered a great French site that has a zillion mazes to print.  The mazes range from very difficult for older kids, to very easy for the young-uns.  Check out these free mazes at the Jeu Labyrinthe site.

Religious Easter coloring sheets

For many Easter only means the Easter Bunny and coloring eggs, but for those of the Christian faith, Easter is about Jesus rising from the dead.  Here is a site that has lots of Easter coloring sheets that are centered on that message.  You can color them online or print them out.  Everything from Palm [...]

Online ABC animal game for toddlers

I mentioned the games at the Fisher Price website a couple of months ago, but it was just a general link to the site.   This time I’d like to point you to the ABC Animal game.  As my son has recently begun to recognize letter shapes, we have made this game a daily visit.  He [...]

Decorate your own Easter Eggs!

Printables4Kids has a new Easter printable that allows for maximum creativity- you can decorate your own Easter Egg!  Looks like lots of fun!

Make an indoor golf game

Okay, this isn’t exactly free but it’s pretty cheap and I thought it was such a great idea I had to post it. The creative mom at the Scribbit blog posted about making a golf game for her kids out of dowel rods and aluminum cans. The only tools you need are a saw, [...]

Learn to tell time printable worksheet

Here’s a free printable worksheet that has the clocks set in 5 minute intervals that will help the little ones practice telling and writing the time. I found it at a nice site called Time for Time that has some good teaching resources for teachers and parents, including this page that has some games [...]

Make a magazine house

Via mommysavers.com, I found this cute craft idea that looks like it would really take a nice long time to do and get those creative juices flowing:
Using an old catalog or magazine, cut out pictures of chairs, tables, curtains, bathroom fixtures and other furnishings. Spread out a newspaper or large sheet of drawing paper. Sketch [...]

Veggie Tales games from Qubo

It used to be that you could only watch Veggie Tales on your VCR/DVD player, but now you can see them on Qubo on NBC Saturday mornings.  Here’s a link to a fun Veggie Tales game that I think you’ll like.  You shoot the little guy out of the catapult into a bucket of slime!  [...]

Paint your sandwich

For the “starving” artist in your household, this activity should make any sandwich more fun. Using drops of food coloring in milk, paint your bread and then lightly toast and make a pretty sandwich! For a more detailed description from the Family Fun website, view the full recipe here.

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