1. Three Ingredient Snow Dough

    Late January and early February always feel like the blah part of winter, I think, and that has definitely been true this year! After a stomach bug and a head…

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  2. Make a Launcher for Hot Wheels Cars

    We have been using plastic rain gutters as ramps for Hot Wheels cars for a while, and Aidan decided that he really wanted to build some type of launcher that…

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  3. Turn a Cardboard Box into a Car Wash for Hot Wheels

    Each of the boys received a new Hot Wheels car in their stockings this year, and Gresham had the idea to use a cardboard box to make a car wash…

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  4. Make a Shooting Star Launcher

    Make a shooting star launcher! This is a simple toy that you can make with plastic cups, rubber bands, and a star that you can print at the bottom of…

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  5. Hot Wheels Races with Rain Gutter Ramps

    We have had some sections of rain gutter around for a while - You may remember them from our post on how to turn a cardboard box into a jump…

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  6. How to Make a Marshmallow Blow Gun out of PVC Pipe

    One project that I had seen on Pinterest for ages but never tackled with the boys was marshmallow blow guns made out of PVC pipe. Well, I showed the idea…

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  7. Great Horned Owl Paper Bag Puppets

    Last week, I spent more time on homeschool planning, and it really paid off. Since I'm still in the middle of morning sickness, I didn't worry too much about sticking…

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  8. Learn About Animal Camouflage with Hidden Animal Art

    Gresham and Owen love to learn about animals. They are constantly browsing through books about animals, and they know facts about animals that I didn't even know existed! Like bearded…

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  9. Learn Preschool Math with a Homemade Board Game

    As I mentioned on Facebook, I'm attempting to do a little more planning ahead for our homeschooling, despite the fact that I'm still struggling with morning sickness. For the past…

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  10. Alphabet Beads Busy Bag

    Owen (age 4.5) has reached the point where he is really into learning letter sounds, and last week, I introduced him to three letter words for the first time (all…

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