Try this alphabet domino game available at First School. The letters are available in standard block print and D’Nealian.

There are so many learning activities to be done with alphabet magnets. Here is a fun DIY idea that you can do together with your kids. Go on a nature walk, find some pebbles, and then follow the directions on Playful Learning!

I love this idea for homemade sidewalk paint! You probably have all the ingredients in your pantry already. Check out the recipe  and more pics on All Things Beautiful!

Nicole @ Tired, Need Sleep has some great autumn themed printable playdoh mats available on her site. Using playdoh, have your child roll snakes and form the numbers. Also, each page has a space for a ball of playdoh that corresponds with the number on the page. Great for exercising fine motor skills, counting, and [...]

Do you ever pick up paint sample cards at the hardware store? Here’s a clever way to reuse them by making a magnet fishing game for your kids! Check out Fireflies and Jellybeans for directions on how to make this fun project. If you have older children, this is something they could even make on [...]

Here’s a great recipe for homemade finger paints courtesy of Homemade Mamas. You will probably have all the ingredients in your pantry already!

Looking for a way to make math fun? Try this clever domino math train from Little Page Turners! If you love this, you’ll also want to check out her spelling train!

Summer almost over, but ice cream is always in season! Here’s a fun idea for some ice cream art. Check out Kids Artists for complete instructions on how to complete this fun project with your kids.

Looking for some free entertainment for the kids? Print these free ice cream stickers onto sticker paper or follow directions for making your own sticker glue. Read Jez Alborough’s Ice Cream Bear together, and then let your child create some art with the stickers!

Valerie from Frugal Family Fun shares a great idea for Nature Study Kits. She and her daughters gathered up recyclable containers and then went on a nature hunt. Click through to read more about how they did this learning activity and how you can do the same with your children this week.