Spring Printables for Preschool - 1st Grade

I decided to try my hand at making a cute printable worksheet for Jay. This one is a Springtime Addition Worksheet. She is in Kindergarten, but I would say that it would be suitable for any child in Preschool - 1st grade. If you have a child that age, click on the picture, print it out, and have your child give it a try. I would love to know what you think about it. I'm also going to link to some other printable pages for Spring/Easter that I think you will like.

Springtime Addition Worksheet

Easter Kindergarten Math Pack by The Multi Taskin' Mom
Easter Printable by Embark on the Journey
Spring Bingo by dltk
Days of the Week about The Hungry Catepillar by first-school

If you find any resources that you love, please let me know!

To print my Color and Read Mini Book click here.

Our Visit to the Pre-K Class

Remember our Surprise Bunnies? If not, click here to read about them. They went for their first visit to the Pre-K class the other day. The kids (and adults) enjoyed learning about rabbits and getting to hold and/or pet them. Aren't they adorable!?!

Simple Eggplant Lasagna Recipe

Every week I try at least one new recipe. Lately, they have all been gluten free and low carb. Last week, I posted a recipe for Cauliflower Crust Pizza. This week's recipe is for Eggplant Lasagna. Robyn at addapinch.com made it look so good, I thought I would try it, too! We are a family of very simple tastes so I adjusted the recipe to suit us.

This is how I made my Simple Eggplant Lasagna.

Simple Eggplant Lasagna

Milk Jug Bird Feeder Photos

The birds are loving their Milk Jug Bird Feeder!

Kat took some awesome pics today of the birds using the Milk Jug Bird Feeder that CJ made. To learn how he made it, click here.

Black-Capped Chickadee at Milk Jug Bird Feeder

Black-Capped Chickadee at Milk Jug Bird Feeder

Black-Capped Chickadee at Milk Jug Bird Feeder

Black-Capped Chickadee at Milk Jug Bird Feeder

How We Built Our Rabbit Cages

When we first got rabbits, my husband built the Fort Knox of rabbit cages for them. We were able to acquire wooden forms from a local factory and added wood to finish the frame and hardware cloth to the front and bottom. We did not take into account how hard it would be for us to get them out to breed. It was also difficult to clean because half of the floor was wood. Guess which half they liked to poop and pee on? These new ones have an all wire floor. I'm VERY excited about that! (I was the one who had to clean the other cages.) I'm not going to give measurements or a materials list, but I thought I would show you the process of how we built the cages. If you want measurements and a materials list, comment below and I will do my best to give them to you.

Our Rabbit Cage Build Project

My Life Planner

I don't know about you, but I have a busy life. I homeschool my 3 children with an 11 month old daughter crawling around, I work part-time as a Children's Librarian, I blog, I have chicks, chickens, and rabbits to care for, groceries to buy, a house to keep clean, meals to prepare, and it feels like the list goes on and on. Don't get me wrong! I asked for this life. And I absolutely LOVE it! However, I, like so many others, need a little help in the organizing/planning department. I'm thinking about purchasing the Well Planned Day Planner. Until I do, though, I made my own. I thought I would share it with you, along with a few links, so that you can make one, too.

This is how I made My Life Planner.

My Life Planner

Milk Jug Bird Feeder

Thanks to Crafting a Green World for mentioning our Milk Jug Bird Feeder post!

Milk Jug Bird Feeder