Bells In Spires Free Colouring Pages For Kids We've got four complete sets of alphabet colouring pages at Activity Village, and two more due very... We are really proud of these colouring pages and hope you enjoy them! We've taken "snapshots" of... Activity Village is building up a big resources of history colouring pages designed to complement... Doodle pages are a great way to get the kids' imagination flowing! These "colour by pattern" sheets are brand new at Activity Village, and by special request! Here's a way to make a bookmark special. I'm going to admit that these are some of my favourite colouring printables on the site! Colour by number pages are a fun way for children to learn their colours and numbers - or just a... There's no nicer card than a hand-made or hand-coloured card, and whoever is lucky enough to... Brand new at Activity Village, these "colour pop" colouring pages have a colourful background or an... New at Activity Village, these fun colouring pages ask younger children to solve some simple sums...
how to make friends using paper stars howdy people. i'm feeling extra-yammery today, so consider yourselves warned. hopefully everyone had a super weekend, full of fireworks and freedom. i got to go to new york with the bf, to spend a couple days with some of his college friends, on a secluded piece of paradise called shelter island. it was amazing and surreal and all sorts of other fantastical adjectives. we spent the days out on the water and lazing around next to the most beautiful pool i'll ever see in my entire life. this picture doesn't do it any justice. seriously. the house behind the pool was even more incredible. every spot in the house had a panoramic view of the water — even the master bathtub. there was a secret garden guarded by 18' high shrubs, seven fireplaces, and a bathroom that looked like the inside of a french renaissance jewelry box. the view from the water but do you know what the best part was? there was a pair of life-sized giraffe statues in the backyard, named 'mac' and 'aroni.' anyway. 9. boom. done.
Homemade essentials - DIY crayons, play doh, baby wipes & more Via: sueniosencantados.com Crayons, play doh, bubble mix, baby wipes … if you feel like you’re constantly refilling your toddler consumables, why not save yourself a trip to the shops and make your own? Here are 15 ideas for cheap and cheerful everyday essentials. (Above: recycle old crayons into fun shapes. Get the tutorial here). Via: havingfunathomeblog.blogspot.com Easy peasy bath paints: combine shaving foam with food dyes. Via: rustsunshine.blogspot.com Play doh is a kiddie winner every time, so why not whip up this homemade recipe on a rainy day. Via: blog.wantingwhatyouhave.com If there’s one item that gets a daily workout more than any other, it’s the humble baby wipe. Via: instructables.com Fun for craft, and yummy for eating! Via: greenkitchenstories.com These DIY fruit roll-ups put supermarket snacks to shame! Via: smashedpeasandcarrots.blogspot.com This simple bubble mix recipe makes the ambitious claim of creating the BEST BUBBLES EVER! Via: ohmyhandmade.com Via: theberry.com
The Official Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Coloring Book - Illustrated by Greg Irons (1979) I've chosen to share the entire coloring book for anyone interested in printing it out and coloring it themselves. Every page is included in order. I don't normally share copyrighted material in its entirety, however considering this "coloring book" has been out of print for over 30 years, I feel this thing deserves to be shared. If copyright holders of this book are opposed to my sharing it, feel free to contact me and I'll remove it by request. Monster Brains viewer Brett Hack has provided a pdf version of the book with single pages set to 8.5 x 11 inches to make it easier to print out, download it here. A second pdf (set as an 11x17 inch booklet with the pages laid out so that you an print it double-sided and then fold it in the middle to center-staple it) has been provided by Irfon-Kim Ahmad, download it here. In the mid-1970s he started doing book illustrations mainly for Bellerophon Books.
Play Recipes - Summer Snow The other day we kicked off a new series here on Growing a Jeweled Rose, and I could not be more excited about it! All Summer long we will be sharing super fun sensory activities and play recipes as part of our Summer Sensory Play series! We began the series with silly erupting watermelon heads, and today we are sharing a new Summer play recipe! Summer Snow Play Recipe What kid wouldn't love to keep cool in the Summer by playing in the snow? All you need to make Summer Snow is a can of shaving cream. (Note- We buy our shaving cream in women varieties from the Dollar Tree. Pop the container in the freezer and let it sit overnight. Your Summer Snow is then ready to be played with! I dumped ours right into the girls sand and water table . Rosie had a blast playing in her ice cold Summer snow The faux snow starts out icey cold. Summer Snow does melt just like any snow would in the hot, but that is part of what makes it SO FUN! Note- this activity does get messy! SUPER Cold Summer Snow