What do you need to create a “Tie-Dye” Effect with permanent markers? Cotton or canvas fabric (t-shirt, canvas shoes, pencil case, I used a rag!) permanent markers, as many colours as you want Isopropyl alcohol an eye-dropper or a straw How to create your...
Nothing says Spring like seeing trees begin blossoming in gorgeous shades of pink and white! This painting is a wonderful spring art project for kids with an added bonus of paiting with different textures! Supplies: Canvas pape Acrylic or tempra paint (red, pink,...
In this video... Set up your yoga mat if you have one, along with any yoga cards you might have (If you have them) Ask your child to pick a card Follow instructions on card to do pose Detailed step by step for video: Frog pose: Crouching down and...
Children love to explore! They love to touch everything, see everything, smell everything, hear everything and even taste everything! What better way to encourage safe exploration of their world than by teaching them about their 5 Senses! Supplies needed: Scissors...
Crafty ways to use those extra toilet paper rolls with activities appropriate for children of all ages.
Finished product: IDEA BAG! You can either put reminders of fun things or things you are thankful for or things you find that remind you of special times. You could even draw pictures or write yourself notes of things you want to make.
We have to celebrate the good days and remember what is special in our lives. Thankfully, we have life and that is because of the Earth. SO, let’s celebrate and use the things it gives us to show its beauty.
It's a great time to teach kids about germs and how proper handwashing can ensure all of those little microbes get washed down the drain. Talking about ways to take control of the spread of germs and viruses can help children feel less vulnerable when outbreaks...
The weather is getting warmer and the sun is shining brighter and it helps us all feel a little bit better each day. It’s the perfect time to get outside and take a walk!
Oak Learners founder, Kelly Farrell, first experienced the magic of raising monarchs as a student in Second Grade. Her teacher at the time, Ms. Thoeny, raised Monarchs in her classroom each year, introducing her students to the magical life cycle and migratory journey...