8 Books for Rowdy Boys by “What Do We Do All Day?”

We’re so excited to have Erica from What Do We Do All Day come play with us today! She’s sharing an awesome book list READ MORE…

ABCs of Go Kid Yourself (Guest Post on Play Dr Mom)

I got to play with PlayDrMom for her “ABCs of…” series.She also included a linky filled with 175 family-oriented and educational play ideas for READ MORE…

Guest Post Sneak Peek – Moustache Bath at Bath Activities for Kids

Go Kid Yourself is playing over at Bath Activities for Kids today… the best place to find superfun and creative ideas for kids’ bathtime! READ MORE…

Best Kids’ Activities and Crafts of 2012 Blog Hop

Welcome to the Best Kids’ Activities and Crafts of 2012 brought to you, via blog hop, by the Kid Blogger Network. We’re showcasing our READ MORE…

Krispie Christmas Candy-hood

We made a super sweet neighborhood for the holidays and named it Candy-hood, USA. We built the houses out of Rice Krispie Treats using READ MORE…

Backyard Christmas Makeover

Time to decorate for Christmas! Last year, we had a snowy Christmas playroom. This time, we decided to put some Christmas cheer into The READ MORE…

Winter Christmas Tree Felt Farm

A Christmas Tree Farm is place where people go to chop down trees to display and decorate in their homes for the holidays. These READ MORE…

Festive Felt Christmas Tree Farm: [...] We even turned it into a snowy Winter tree farm…. see HERE. [...]
Playroom Christmas Makeover: [...] The Chief’s Playroom gets a Christmas Makeover! This year’s theme… SNOW! [...]

Festive Felt Christmas Tree Farm

I got these pieces of felt for under $5 from the fabric store. It’s a yard of kelly green for $3.49 and the 9×12 READ MORE…

Winter Christmas Tree Felt Farm: [...] For the directions and materials we used… click HERE. [...]
Round-Up: Kids' Christmas Tree Ideas - Home Learning Journey: [...] addition to the winter felt farm, Go Kid Yourself also has a Festive Felt Christmas Tree Farm post for…

Cotton Ball Shuffleboard

For something to do before dinner, we whipped out some cotton balls, drinking straws, and a roll of painters’ tape to make a target READ MORE…