1. Toothpicks into spice containers. This was really more for the benefit of the 2 year-old than the 4 year-old, but they both became rather possessive of their spice containers.
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Showing posts with label recreation. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
{More} Activities for Toddlers & Pre-Schoolers
Here are a few more activities my two busy boys enjoyed. All three utilize items from around the house. These ideas sort of go along with the “Teach Your Child at Home” posts I’ve shared a few times.
1. Toothpicks into spice containers. This was really more for the benefit of the 2 year-old than the 4 year-old, but they both became rather possessive of their spice containers.

1. Toothpicks into spice containers. This was really more for the benefit of the 2 year-old than the 4 year-old, but they both became rather possessive of their spice containers.
Labels:
homeschool,
kids,
recreation
Friday, August 24, 2012
Swim. Bike. Run.
I did a triathlon a few weeks ago. I am posting this brief account in case any of you are considering signing up for one—I encourage you to do so as it was really a lot of fun. This was just a ‘sprint distance’ tri, but I did not sprint!
Labels:
life,
recreation
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
DIY Firestarters
My husband just went camping with some guys this past weekend. They went backpack camping, not car camping, just to clarify.
He says fire starters are expensive. But yet they're the best way to start a fire while backpacking.
So, take a few (try three...) cotton balls, and place them in a film container (remember those??) and add petroleum jelly. Then, when you're in the woods, put the kindling down, take out three cotton balls which are covered in petroleum jelly, and light them on fire.
Easy, cheap & fun for you pyromaniacs.
He says fire starters are expensive. But yet they're the best way to start a fire while backpacking.
So, take a few (try three...) cotton balls, and place them in a film container (remember those??) and add petroleum jelly. Then, when you're in the woods, put the kindling down, take out three cotton balls which are covered in petroleum jelly, and light them on fire.
Easy, cheap & fun for you pyromaniacs.
Labels:
frugality,
recreation
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