This is a sponsored post written for Legends of Learning. All opinions are honest. Legends of Learning provides science computer games for elementary-age children in 3rd – 5th grade. Before I became a blogger, I was an educator. In 2001, I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, and in 2002, I completed my Master’s degree in Special Education, both…
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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlayWithPlaymobil #CollectiveBias This Printable School Bus Game is a fun turn-taking game for kids! As a special educator previously and a mother now, I am always looking for new ways to use toys! One way to do that is to create a whole new…
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Small Mealtime Changes That Make a Big Wellness Difference Improving wellness does not always require a total lifestyle overhaul. Small shifts during breakfast, lunch, or dinner can lead to major physical and mental health improvements. Many people find that focusing on how they eat is just as important as what they eat. Starting with tiny adjustments makes it easier to…
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Why Your Family Wellness Routine Should Include an Annual Sensory Check Wellness often focuses on diet and exercise. We track steps and count calories to stay fit. Yet, many families overlook the sensory systems that process the world around them. A yearly checkup for hearing and vision provides a full picture of health. It helps catch small shifts before they…
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Warning Signs Your Family Home Needs a Structural Safety Check Keeping a home safe means looking beyond the paint and decor. Tiny shifts in the structure can lead to massive headaches later. Recognizing these signs early helps protect your investment and your family. Many issues start small and hide in places like the attic or crawlspace. Staying alert to changes…
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