There are so many items in your kitchen that aren’t getting enough use. Many of these items were bought for one purpose, but that doesn’t mean that they should only be used for one thing. For example, ice cube trays are often used only to make ice cubes. But, an ice cube tray can actually ...
Is “I” the letter of the week? Are you searching for preschool / kindergarten craft ideas for the letter I? Are you preparing a lesson plan for the letter I? Here are a few activities and suggestions for the letter I. These ideas are great for child care centers, preschool, and even playgroups. Ice Cube ...
Ice trays have come a long way over the years, haven’t they? We’ve seen them go from old, metal types to plastic ones – even ones that fill up like a hot water bottle. Ice is a staple for most people but those old, metal ice trays are not. More than likely you got rid ...
If you’re planning on making your own baby food, you’ve probably read, or at least heard of, Ruth Yaron’s Super Baby Food. It’s a great guide: informative, detailed, well-researched–and also overwhelming. It’s easy to come away with the impression that making your own baby food is super difficult and requires sterile utensils and surgeon’s masks, ...
Some people are afraid of making homemade candy, but I do it every year. This is a very simple candy filling recipe and my absolute favorite. It is my basic recipe for the truffles that I make at Christmas time. What you will need: 1 cup heavy whipping cream 1 bag chocolate chips Put heavy ...
Making homemade crayons is a great way to not only reuse all of those small crayon pieces laying around, but a fun way to make your own crayons in unique shapes and colors. Some crayon recipes call for melting crayons down and pouring the wax into crayon molds, but this is unnecessary and dangerous. Also, ...
