Children love to play games! As adults, we still remember fondly the games of our childhood and the time spent with friends and family playing them. We learn to take turns, lose with grace, cooperate, and follow rules, yet games can also teach values. Here at Eco Child's Play, we … [Read more...]
Homeschool Shelter-in-Place Ideas: Learn to Knit + Hat Pattern
While other people are hoarding toilet paper during these times of social distancing and isolation, try hoarding yarn. Knitting is a therapeutic way to keep your hands and brain active while creating beautiful, useful items. It also involves a lot of math! There are kids learn … [Read more...]
25 Special Gifts that Actually Inspire Creativity
It's gift-giving season, which can be hard when you are on a budget or practicing a minimalist lifestyle. Today's modern lifestyle is filled with electronic device gifts. Children need time to be creative, and gifts can inspire them. Here's a list of 25 special gifts … [Read more...]
5 Easter Recipes & 5 Easter Egg Ideas for Spring
Spring is here and my niece is coming to visit. I am really excited. I love to hike. I love to be in nature. Not all 2nd graders think it's fun to walk five miles :) In case the weather is bad, or I wear her out, I've found 5 Easter recipes and crafts we can do. Photo … [Read more...]
6 Mason Jar hacks!
I love mason jars! They are so handy and sturdy. Open my cupboard, and you will see mason jars used for drinking glasses and storing bulk foods, as well as canned items. Here are 5 mason jar hacks that will help you use your jars for more than just canning. Photo … [Read more...]
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