Marshman Snowmallow

 Hello there, my name is Marshman Snowmallow. It's cold out there and I wanna check on you. And also invite you for the class holiday party, where you will see more of my family.

DIY Staff Appreciation Card - Native American Designs

Teachers should be and deserve to be appreciated everyday, every moment. But staff appreciation week comes in handy to express our appreciation for them. Buying a card from store is simple and might be more beautiful. But cards made by the kids themselves  add an extra touch of love and appreciation.

DIY Envelopes - Recycled Reused Ad Catalog

DIY Envelopes from Ad Catalog

Won't that be awful to throw away those glossy vibrant ad catalogs? Even if its for recycling. So here we go, make colorful envelopes which can hold gift cards, valentine cards, teacher appreciation notes and more. Reusing paper, catalogs into DIY envelopes!

Kids Building Bridges Fun Activity - Indoor Play

Soldiers build a bridge.

Military vehicles test the bridge.

 Some soldiers building the bridge from the other side.

Connect the bridge to reach the enemy camp, says the commander.

The bridges from either ends didn't meet as expected. Happens in unknown war territory.

But the soldiers won't give up. They still work out strategies.

In the delicate bridge, soldiers advance carefully while some give cover.

Well, well it was an interesting play activity for a group of 7,8 year olds. Fun, isn't it?

You might also like building towers fun activity.

Kids Building Fun Activity - Indoor Play

 How tall a tower can you build?
How can you make it stand?

Salt and glue painting

 Salt and glue painting.

Tens Combinations - Maths activity

My Kindergartener has mastered the art of counting and skip counting, He has gained knowledge of number orders, to a satisfying level I suppose. :) Now he is learning tens combinations in school and I thought it is right time to do some activities based on that. So here you go! 

Fun sentence game

 I had bought this wonderful book titled 'Learning Fundamentals' by Colin Rose and Gorden Dryden (ages 3-6) when my elder son was three years old. I remember browsing through it, but I had to leave it behind during my travel abroad. So when I discovered this book in my small home library, a feeling of sadness passed through my mind, as I hadn't used the book.
Anyways, my younger one will be 6 this year. So I thought of checking if I'll get any new tip from the book.

To my joy, the book had few sets of flash cards which could be taken apart and used. It has three sets of keywords, two sets of phonic fun, and sentence game.