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I Spy games are so much fun! Challenge the kids to find all of the pumpkins, corn, leaves, feathers, pie, acorns, pears, hats, apples, and turkeys in this Thanksgiving-themed illustration.  The post Printable I spy Thanksgiving game was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

With 5 kids in our family, we’ve played a lot of board games over the years. While some games are suitable for the whole family, finding the best board games for 6-year-olds can sometimes be a challenge. That’s why I’ve scoured the Internet to put together this list of 35 games that would be enjoyable for a 6-year-old child. Some kids prefer playing a card game or cooperative game while others enjoy more of a strategy game. I’ve also noticed that boys sometimes lean more towards certain types of fast-paced action games while girls may prefer character games or games...

We’ve upgraded our baby gate game with Dreambaby If you have kids, you have baby gates. The second little ones are even slightly mobile, keeping control over where they scoot, crawl, creep, or toddle is absolutely necessary. Especially if they’ve outgrown pack-n-plays (or are absolutely unwilling to hang out in one for more than 37 seconds), finding a safe way to keep them in one place is a must. I’ve been on a mission to find the best baby gate out there. And I’m not knocking old-fashioned baby gates, but they pretty much only work one way: a single panel...

If you like swapping out your calendar numbers every month or holiday, these turkey calendar numbers are just what you need. The turkey numbers can be used with your classroom calendar of course. But they can also be used to practice so many early math skills with preschool and kindergarten kids! From number recognition to one-to-one correspondence, and so much more. You can incorporate the numbered turkeys into your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers, a bird theme, or just because. Be sure to get the free printable at the very bottom of this post. Related: Free Preschool Printables Read below for...

The holiday season is upon us and as someone who has yet to really begin holiday shopping, I’m hoping that taking a moment (or hours and hoursss) to put together my annual gift guides will inspire me to get ahead of the game and knock out my holiday gifting. I’m beginning this year’s round of gift guides with what has quickly become one of my favorite gift guides to share: My gift guide for kids. I absolutely LOVE shopping for kids. If I could buy gifts for children as a full-time job, it would be a dream because it’s so...