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Free printable 4th of July coloring pages for kids. Let the kids creativity shine with these coloring pages. A great 4th of July activity perfect for preschoolers and older kids. These coloring pages are free for the kids to have a lot of fun with for Independence day. Related articles: 8 of The Best Easy 4th of July Party Games Everyone Will Love The Best Easy 4th of July Party Printables You’ll Love Printable 4th of July Memory Game That Preschoolers Will Love It’s time to get a little bit patriotic with these fun 4th of July coloring pages. The...

A bout of head lice can be a minor nightmare for a family, spreading to every member in days, and often quite difficult to treat. Common among children aged three to 10 years, head lice are six-legged insects – about the size of a sesame seed – that live on the scalp and neck, feeding on human blood. While head lice are kind of gross (and spotting a tiny, moving speck on a child’s head is enough to send any parent into a panic!), they don’t pose any significant threat to your child’s health. However, they’re highly contagious and, like...

Bring the sun and sand to circle time with this preschool song and literacy activity.  Gather the students to sing and play with beginning sounds and matching the sounds they hear to the corresponding letters in text. Plus, you can even turn the game over into a literacy center after you play during circle time. Circle Time Summer Preschool Song and Activity Full Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Bucket, Bucket, Full of Sand Song and Activity One of the most popular resources on Growing Book by Book is our Circle Time Songs and Chants.  Singing is such a great way...

Summer is here, and what better way to get outside with the family than spending time on a beach? Enjoy a printable game of Beach Bingo (along with a critters matching game, summer word search, Ocean I-Spy game, and marine animal coloring pages) for hours of family fun and seaside adventure. The post Beach Bingo Printables was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

At the beginning of quarantine, I saw a ton of jokes about how the divorce rate was going to skyrocket after families spent all this time locked up together. I’ll admit that I wondered the same. But the truth is, I’ve watched Mike take on a ton of extra responsibilities over the last few months, and not begrudgingly. He’s embraced new routines with a can-do attitude and a sense of humor that has made things easier for our entire family. And dare I say it— FUN. I know I’m not alone in thinking this.   In honor of Father’s Day,...