Welcome welcome! We had SO many awesome link ups this last week, that is was REALLY hard to pick my personal top two! I did go through and visit EVERY blog this week, thanks so much for being understanding about the week prior. OK Let’s get this party started!Let’s take a look at the featured posts from last week!

Top Two Most Clicked Links

#1: Jessica over at What’s Fun Today shared the fun activities she did to go with Jan Brett’s The Mitten. She drew a mitten on a ziplock bag, and her children were able to use small toy animals to fill the mitten (like in the story). The best part? She also did this activity on her home made light table! Too fun! They also did an adorable mitten craft as well!

#2: One of my fellow SLPs over at Chapel Hill Snippets shared a great FREE printable book all about feelings. It could be a great activity to go along with Valentines, or could be used anytime to help teach little ones about feelings.

My Top Two Picks

#1:Emma over at Mummy Mummy Mum shared an activity that I just fell in love with. To help her son work on his reading skills, she wrote down words on dinosaur foot prints and placed them on the floor so that he could read as he stepped on them! They had races, and she also made some with numbers on them for her younger daughter. How fun! I LOVE this, because of how you can adapt this for ANY learning! Numbers, letters, words, shapes, colors. You can also do different animal prints, or ay shapes (like hearts for Valentines). I love activities that get kids UP and moving!

#2: Sierra over at H is for Homeschooling has been busy this week making her first set of printables and did an AWESOME job! She created an adorable book based on Brown Bear Brown Bear to help celebrate Chinese New Year. Dragon, Dragon What do You See is a great free book to help teach you littles both colors and the animals of the Chinese Zodiac…AND it is a coloring book too so it works on fine motor skills!

OK, now it’s time for Thrifty Thursday Linky #8! The readers digest rules are as follows (please read the full rules HERE before linking):

  1. Link up fun, FREE or nearly free children’s activities. Link up to the exact post please.
  2. Please display the Thrifty Thursday button, or a link back to my site somewhere on yours (in the post, your sidebar, etc).
  3. I’d appreciate it if you would follow my blog in some way (GFC, Facebook, email, Pinterest, Twitter, or all of the above  ;) ). Drop me a comment to let me know you are a new follower and I will be sure to follow you back.
  4. Stop by a few of the other links and comment! Spread the love ;)
  5. I’ll stop by and comment on every post that is linked up! I also tend to post some of favorite submissions as they come in on Facebook and I am known for “pinning” them on Pinterest also, another great way to get your ideas out there!

I think that is it. HAVE FUN!


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10 Responses to Thrifty Thursday # 8

  1. ruth says:

    Thanks for featuring my valentine activity. You have a wonderful blog!

  2. What fun … pinning a lot already! Thanks for hosting! Deb @ LivingMontessoriNow.com

  3. I always look forward to this! Thank you!

  4. Jessica says:

    Love this link up. Excited we had the most clicked on link last week. Thanks for hosting.

  5. Jen says:

    Hi there! I’m not sure my linkup is exactly what you are looking for as far as children’s activities. However, we home school and my son was fully involved scrubbing and cleaning. Now that’s where the bonus of having the kiddos home all day comes in! :-) I’ll be sure to be more specific with kiddo doable projects when I link up again. My mistake and sorry! I’m also becoming a follower of your blog. Thanks for hosting – there is a lot of inspiration here!

  6. Thank you for featuring my book, Katie! I am so excited :) I hope Ellie and Ev are enjoying it!

  7. Thank you so much for featuring me! x

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