Jenae, Author at I Can Teach My Child!

Invent Your Own Bubble Wands from Kitchen Tools

This idea, adapted from the Spark Lab website, took on a life of its own. Rather than using our hands to make the bubbles as the site suggests, we decided to try a little experiment using several of our kitchen…

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A Word of Warning for All Bloggers!!

DO NOT EVER, EVER use photographs that are not yours or whom you have not received written permission from the photographer (not necessarily the blog author). I received an e-mail yesterday morning stating that I had infringed on a copyright…

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Invent Your Own Cake!

During our visit to Washington, D.C. last week, we stopped by the Smithsonian Museum of American History. In the basement of this museum was an amazing area for children: The Spark Lab…a place to encourage inventions and critical thinking! Even though…

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Miniature Fluffy Peanut Butter Pies

I channeled my inner 10-year old self for this concoction. As we were passing down the baking aisle at Target on Saturday, I noticed these miniature graham cracker pie crusts. One shelf down in the same glance, I happened to…

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Cup Telephone

Do you remember making these as a child??? Talk about some girl scout camp nostalgia! I love this activity because it is fun for all ages! Young children will enjoy playing with the cups while older children will enjoy learning…

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A Lesson Learned: Looking to the Past Makes the Future Seem Brighter

Prince Charming and I traveled to our nation’s capitol for a few days this past week. This was my first time to visit Washington, D.C. He had to go for business and I tagged along…”vacations” are much less expensive when…

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Show-and-Share Saturday Link Up!

Here are just a few of the great ideas shared on last week’s link-up! Creative Connections for Kids shows you how to make watercolor spray paint! Make this fun and creative bubble art collage with Save Money, Live Joyfully. Prior…

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Plane Travel Sanity Laws: For the Insane Traveling Families

Guest post by Sarah from A Teacher at Heart: Nap time in a Vietnamese Airport. WARNING: This is way too much information and it isn’t a fun topic. I’m sorry. If you have more questions after reading this, please feel…

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Tape Shapes

My name is Amanda and I’m honored to be guest posting at I Can Teach My Child. I’m stopping over from Gratefully Growing in Grace where I write about baby, toddler, and preschool activities, as well as crafts, cooking, Christ,…

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Under the Sea Activities

Summer is in full swing! If you’re looking for some fun ocean-themed ideas for your little one this summer…look no further! Introduce the letter “o” by making this adorable octopus! The octopus tentacles are made from your child’s handprint! Sand…

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Strategies for Speech and Language Development

Guest Post by Julie Hi! I’m Julie from over at Breezy Acres Farm. I am a wife to a graphic designer/photographer husband and mom to two preemies. Ori, age 2, was born at 33 weeks and Calla, age 1, was…

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Half-Off Advertising on ICanTeachMyChild.com!

Would you like to advertise your product or blog? I’ve just recently started accepting private advertisers and am offering a GREAT promotion now for the next 10 days (ends on July 21st). Get half off the regular price of advertising…

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Peach Pit Painting

This activity was SO easy, SO quick, and SO fun! The end product is a really neat abstract-type painting! Here’s what you’ll need: peach pits (washed and dried), paint, a piece of construction paper, and a 9×13 cake pan. Lay…

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A Lesson Learned: E-mailing God

I recently started e-mailing God. Before you get the whole e-mail scene with Jim Carrey in Bruce Almighty in your mind…just hear me out. When I speak my prayers, I lose track of my thoughts. They get jumbled and I…

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Show-and-Share Saturday Link Up!

There were lots of great ideas shared at last week’s link-up. If you haven’t had a chance to see all the great ideas submitted…take a few minutes to peruse. Here are just a few: This Layered Ball Scavenger Hunt from…

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Your Baby, Month-by-Month: Month 7

Here’s what you can expect by the end of the seventh month. Sleeping: Most babies are sleeping at least 8-10 continuous hours at night by now and many will be sleeping at least 12 consecutive hours (woo-hoo)! She’s probably taking two naps…

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Painting at the Pool

Forget the fancy water toys when you head out to the pool…take your paintbrushes instead! I decided to take 2 of our paintbrushes and a couple cups to keep Little Brother occupied (instead of chasing him down while he tries to…

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Author: Jenae

Invent Your Own Bubble Wands from Kitchen Tools

A Word of Warning for All Bloggers!!

Invent Your Own Cake!

Miniature Fluffy Peanut Butter Pies

Cup Telephone

A Lesson Learned: Looking to the Past Makes the Future Seem Brighter

Show-and-Share Saturday Link Up!

Plane Travel Sanity Laws: For the Insane Traveling Families

Tape Shapes

Under the Sea Activities

Strategies for Speech and Language Development

Half-Off Advertising on ICanTeachMyChild.com!

Peach Pit Painting

A Lesson Learned: E-mailing God

Show-and-Share Saturday Link Up!

Your Baby, Month-by-Month: Month 7

Painting at the Pool

Note on Copyright