Did you know there was a kind of onion that grows in spring, summer and fall? Did you know there was an onion you could plant once and never have to plant again? Egyptian walking onions will continue to grow themselves year after year in your vegetable garden
Fairy gardens are all the rage these days and I can see why. Who doesn’t love miniature everything? So cute! There are so many cool ways to make a fairy garden and they are a great tool for teaching kids. We have ours set up like a dollhouse where kids can move the toys around in it and play together.
Cooking with kids teaches them so many skills that will give them a better future. Jump in the kitchen with your kids and make some awesome memories with them. They will cherish them for the rest of their lives. There are so many benefits of cooking with kids.
Summer is a fun time for preschool. There is so much to celebrate and learn about. You can do bugs, gardening, beach, and so many more fun ideas. Crafts, learning activities, fine motor, gross motor, science, math, art, music, sensory play and more. Here is a list of summer theme ideas for preschool.
There’s not much that’s better in my opinion than a fresh garden picked cucumber. I love the fresh taste and how juicy they are. The kids and I love cucumber salad with vinegar and we eat it daily all summer long when our cucumbers are producing. Grow cucumbers vertically for better production.
There is nothing better than being able to use leftover food to make a new meal in just a few minutes. I love leftovers. A quick and easy dinner that you don’t have to cook from start to finish is a welcome treat on a busy weeknight. Check out these fun makeovers for leftovers.
Raise your hand if you thought loofahs grew in the ocean? Me! Until someone gave me a seed, I didn’t realize that loofahs grow in the garden. You can actually grow your own luffas right in your backyard. What is a loofah anyway?
Learn how to grow kale in your vegetable garden. It’s super nutritious, grows well in many climates, and it’s tasty too. We love growing kale in our preschool garden.
Once I learned to make it, I use my Sore Away Pain Relieving Cream all the time! All you have to do is rub it on and in a few minutes, your sore muscles or aching back feels so much better. Learn how to make homemade pain relieving cream yourself and you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.