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Top 10 Ways to Celebrate Dad

Father’s Day is Sunday, June 21, so we’re sharing some our favorite ideas for fun family activities, homemade gifts, and other ways to make dad feel like the superhero he is!
  1. Nom Nom Nom – Start the day off right by making some of dad’s favorite dishes! Let the kids help -toddlers can press the button on the blender and help whip up a smoothie (this one’s our fave!); preschoolers can use a butter knife to slice a banana for oatmeal topping.[caption id="attachment_6163" align="alignnone" width="517"]Food Network: Frozen Fruit Smoothies Food Network: Frozen Fruit Smoothies[/caption]
  1. Head Out for a Ride – Gather the scooters, bikes, and trikes and make the most of the gorgeous June weather! Take a trip around the block, to the park, or along the shore. Don’t forget your helmets![caption id="" align="alignnone" width="766"]Photo credit: parentmap.com Photo credit: parentmap.com[/caption]
  1. Get Your Giggle On – Let your kids take turns filling out lines on this fun, Father’s Day mad lib then read it to dad together. Looking for more serious feels? Have each of your kids answer these 10 questions about dad, then share their responses.father's day mad libs
  1. Play a Game – Does dad love chess? Checkers? I she a sports lover? Let him choose a game to while away the afternoon! May we suggest this rowdy word game that is guaranteed family fun: Blurt!® Sports Game!Blurt SportsBlurts Sports 2
  1. Make a Print – Pick up a canvas and some paints, take off your kids’ socks and shoes, and make some prints! Find adorable ideas for toddler hand and footprint Father’s Day art on our Father’s Day Pinterest board, like this perfect-for-handy-dads footprint painting.Fatherhood_nailedit
  1. Color Him Happy –Older kids can color their own Father’s Day greeting cards using these free, downloadable templates from EI! Choose a card featuring one of your kiddo’s favorite EI characters in full-color or choose a DIY coloring card and let them get creative. There are even cards for Grandpa!  simply click images to print or visit our website for  more cute printable cards![caption id="attachment_6171" align="alignnone" width="1440"]FathersDay_Cards_Pals_Color FathersDay_Cards_Grandpa_Color[/caption]FathersDay_Cards_Grandpa_LineArtFathersDay_Cards_Shelby_LineArt FathersDay_Cards_Toolkit
  1. Give a Gift – Your Father’s Day gift doesn’t need to be extravagant. A Mason jar filled with dad’s favorite nuts and a sweet, homemade tag, a hand-painted wooden spatula for the grill, or a boxed-up batch of his very favorite, ooey-gooey fudge brownies are enough to show dad how much you care.classyclutter_printabletags
  1. Hit the Park – Grab the balls, bats, and a frisbee and head out to the park for an afternoon of family fun in the sun. Pack a picnic and take a break in the shade when you’ve worn all your wiggles out.[caption id="attachment_6179" align="alignnone" width="748"]Photo credit: Muse Academy Photo credit: Muse Academy[/caption]
  1. Shoot for the Stars – Set up a telescope, like the GeoSafari® Omega Refractor, and soak up a stellar night of starry skies, complete with s'mores! Find four easy fire-free ways to cook up these sweet treats, here.[caption id="attachment_6180" align="alignnone" width="842"]GeoSafari® Omega Refractor Telescope GeoSafari® Omega Refractor Telescope[/caption]
  1. Snuggle – Grab the blankets and pillows, let dad pick his favorite movie, and end this special day with a whole family snuggle fest![caption id="attachment_6181" align="alignnone" width="774"]Photo credit: https://www.lifehack.org Photo credit: https://www.lifehack.org[/caption]
No matter how you choose to celebrate dad, a day filled with family will always feel special! 
Top 10 Ways to Celebrate Dad Father’s Day is Sunday, June 21, so we’re sharing some our favorite ideas for fun family activities, homemade gifts, and other ways to make dad feel like the superhero he is!
  1. Nom Nom Nom – Start the day off right by making some of dad’s favorite dishes! Let the kids help -toddlers can press the button on the blender and help whip up a smoothie (this one’s our fave!); preschoolers can use a butter knife to slice a banana for oatmeal topping.[caption id="attachment_6163" align="alignnone" width="517"]Food Network: Frozen Fruit Smoothies Food Network: Frozen Fruit Smoothies[/caption]
  1. Head Out for a Ride – Gather the scooters, bikes, and trikes and make the most of the gorgeous June weather! Take a trip around the block, to the park, or along the shore. Don’t forget your helmets![caption id="" align="alignnone" width="766"]Photo credit: parentmap.com Photo credit: parentmap.com[/caption]
  1. Get Your Giggle On – Let your kids take turns filling out lines on this fun, Father’s Day mad lib then read it to dad together. Looking for more serious feels? Have each of your kids answer these 10 questions about dad, then share their responses.father's day mad libs
  1. Play a Game – Does dad love chess? Checkers? I she a sports lover? Let him choose a game to while away the afternoon! May we suggest this rowdy word game that is guaranteed family fun: Blurt!® Sports Game!Blurt SportsBlurts Sports 2
  1. Make a Print – Pick up a canvas and some paints, take off your kids’ socks and shoes, and make some prints! Find adorable ideas for toddler hand and footprint Father’s Day art on our Father’s Day Pinterest board, like this perfect-for-handy-dads footprint painting.Fatherhood_nailedit
  1. Color Him Happy –Older kids can color their own Father’s Day greeting cards using these free, downloadable templates from EI! Choose a card featuring one of your kiddo’s favorite EI characters in full-color or choose a DIY coloring card and let them get creative. There are even cards for Grandpa!  simply click images to print or visit our website for  more cute printable cards![caption id="attachment_6171" align="alignnone" width="1440"]FathersDay_Cards_Pals_Color FathersDay_Cards_Grandpa_Color[/caption]FathersDay_Cards_Grandpa_LineArtFathersDay_Cards_Shelby_LineArt FathersDay_Cards_Toolkit
  1. Give a Gift – Your Father’s Day gift doesn’t need to be extravagant. A Mason jar filled with dad’s favorite nuts and a sweet, homemade tag, a hand-painted wooden spatula for the grill, or a boxed-up batch of his very favorite, ooey-gooey fudge brownies are enough to show dad how much you care.classyclutter_printabletags
  1. Hit the Park – Grab the balls, bats, and a frisbee and head out to the park for an afternoon of family fun in the sun. Pack a picnic and take a break in the shade when you’ve worn all your wiggles out.[caption id="attachment_6179" align="alignnone" width="748"]Photo credit: Muse Academy Photo credit: Muse Academy[/caption]
  1. Shoot for the Stars – Set up a telescope, like the GeoSafari® Omega Refractor, and soak up a stellar night of starry skies, complete with s'mores! Find four easy fire-free ways to cook up these sweet treats, here.[caption id="attachment_6180" align="alignnone" width="842"]GeoSafari® Omega Refractor Telescope GeoSafari® Omega Refractor Telescope[/caption]
  1. Snuggle – Grab the blankets and pillows, let dad pick his favorite movie, and end this special day with a whole family snuggle fest![caption id="attachment_6181" align="alignnone" width="774"]Photo credit: https://www.lifehack.org Photo credit: https://www.lifehack.org[/caption]
No matter how you choose to celebrate dad, a day filled with family will always feel special! 
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Missing Loved Ones? Send Your Love with a Letter!

We have all been missing our loved ones. We bet your kiddos are really missing their friends too! These free printable greeting cards have been created especially for you to make it easy to let them know you are thinking of them.[caption id="attachment_6083" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Pals_Hugs Click image to download: HUGS Card[/caption]National Best Friends Day is June 8 and this is a great way for your little ones to show their love and learn the value of good ol' fashioned snail mail! In a time when we all need love, support, and encouragement more than ever before, these adorable, downloadable, mailable cards are an easy way to spread the love.[caption id="attachment_6079" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Frankie_Color Click image to download: Full-Color Frankie[/caption][caption id="attachment_6081" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Frankie_LineArt Click image to download: DIY Frankie Coloring Card[/caption]Start with a list of friends and family near and far – don’t forget the grandparents! Then let your child choose the right card for each person on their list. Print, color (if you’ve chosen a color-in-card), then write a sweet note or draw a fun picture on the inside, sign, and send![caption id="attachment_6085" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: PLAY card Click image to download: PLAY card[/caption][caption id="attachment_6089" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky DIY Coloring Card Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky DIY Coloring Card[/caption][caption id="attachment_6087" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky Full Color Card Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky Full Color Card[/caption]After all, who doesn’t love getting mail? Spread the love! ???? 
Missing Loved Ones? Send Your Love with a Letter! We have all been missing our loved ones. We bet your kiddos are really missing their friends too! These free printable greeting cards have been created especially for you to make it easy to let them know you are thinking of them.[caption id="attachment_6083" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Pals_Hugs Click image to download: HUGS Card[/caption]National Best Friends Day is June 8 and this is a great way for your little ones to show their love and learn the value of good ol' fashioned snail mail! In a time when we all need love, support, and encouragement more than ever before, these adorable, downloadable, mailable cards are an easy way to spread the love.[caption id="attachment_6079" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Frankie_Color Click image to download: Full-Color Frankie[/caption][caption id="attachment_6081" align="alignnone" width="680"]Friendship_Cards_Frankie_LineArt Click image to download: DIY Frankie Coloring Card[/caption]Start with a list of friends and family near and far – don’t forget the grandparents! Then let your child choose the right card for each person on their list. Print, color (if you’ve chosen a color-in-card), then write a sweet note or draw a fun picture on the inside, sign, and send![caption id="attachment_6085" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: PLAY card Click image to download: PLAY card[/caption][caption id="attachment_6089" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky DIY Coloring Card Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky DIY Coloring Card[/caption][caption id="attachment_6087" align="alignnone" width="680"]Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky Full Color Card Click image to download: Sneaky Snacky Full Color Card[/caption]After all, who doesn’t love getting mail? Spread the love! ????  READ MORE

Creative Ideas For Making Birthdays Special - Even If they Look Different This Year

Including Free Printable Birthday Greeting Cards - Everyone Loves a Surprise in the Mailbox!
From car parades and waving from a window to Zoom calls with far-away family and friends, birthday celebrations are looking a little different this year. But that doesn’t mean you can’t surprise your favorite birthday boy or girl with something special! Whether you’re hosting at home or celebrating from afar, we’ve got you covered with some fun ideas for gifts and activities that will make the next birthday feel super special!Start with snacks! If you’re partying at home with the family, ice cream sundae and cupcake topping bars are always a hit! Get inspired with the tasty toppings in this blog post from HelloLittleHome.com. If you’re celebrating from afar, consider putting together a party-in-box including some of your favorite non-perishable treats like gummies and chips!Ice Cream BarDIY Birthday Cake Slime! Grab a few household items to make homemade sensory slime. Add Playfoam® for a colorful squishy sensory crunch that is guaranteed to create hours of creative fun with your kiddos! Watch this video tutorial for a step-by-step guide. Enjoy!https://youtu.be/yKwnnZDZrMICrank up the tunes! Pick your kiddo’s favorite jams and get your moves on, family-style! Use cupcake liners, plastic table cloths or other simple supplies with glue and a paper lantern to create your own DIY party lantern ball! Check out more details from agirlandagluegun.com.  Celebrating virtually? Throw a Zoom dance party or email a well-wishes video with a great soundtrack.Party LanternsSend a surprise through the mail!  Start with a super-cute birthday card from E.I. featuring a 30% discount code on the back! Just choose your favorite design, print, and pop it the mailbox (who doesn’t love getting mail?).Birthday_Cards_SpacePalsColorBirthday_Cards_SpacePals_LineArtBirthday_Cards_UnicornPals_ColorBirthday_Cards_UnicornPals_LineArtThen surprise your sweetie with a great gift from educationalinsights.com! Games are great for the preschoolers in your family – your pint-sized pal will love The Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Game or Pete the Cat My Buttons. @mysensorium_SSSgameSneaky Snacky Squirrel Game - Photo credit: @my-sensoriumCelebrate your Kindergarten cutie with a GeoSafari outdoor exploration tool like the Ladybug Garden or Bugnoculars. And your soon-to-be-middle-schooler will go crazy for coding with ARTIE-3000, the drawing, coding robot![caption id="attachment_6061" align="alignnone" width="300"]5091-gsj-bugnoculars-lifestyle-0339 GeoSafari® Jr. Bugnoculars[/caption]

 
Creative Ideas For Making Birthdays Special - Even If they Look Different This Year

Including Free Printable Birthday Greeting Cards - Everyone Loves a Surprise in the Mailbox!
From car parades and waving from a window to Zoom calls with far-away family and friends, birthday celebrations are looking a little different this year. But that doesn’t mean you can’t surprise your favorite birthday boy or girl with something special! Whether you’re hosting at home or celebrating from afar, we’ve got you covered with some fun ideas for gifts and activities that will make the next birthday feel super special!Start with snacks! If you’re partying at home with the family, ice cream sundae and cupcake topping bars are always a hit! Get inspired with the tasty toppings in this blog post from HelloLittleHome.com. If you’re celebrating from afar, consider putting together a party-in-box including some of your favorite non-perishable treats like gummies and chips!Ice Cream BarDIY Birthday Cake Slime! Grab a few household items to make homemade sensory slime. Add Playfoam® for a colorful squishy sensory crunch that is guaranteed to create hours of creative fun with your kiddos! Watch this video tutorial for a step-by-step guide. Enjoy!https://youtu.be/yKwnnZDZrMICrank up the tunes! Pick your kiddo’s favorite jams and get your moves on, family-style! Use cupcake liners, plastic table cloths or other simple supplies with glue and a paper lantern to create your own DIY party lantern ball! Check out more details from agirlandagluegun.com.  Celebrating virtually? Throw a Zoom dance party or email a well-wishes video with a great soundtrack.Party LanternsSend a surprise through the mail!  Start with a super-cute birthday card from E.I. featuring a 30% discount code on the back! Just choose your favorite design, print, and pop it the mailbox (who doesn’t love getting mail?).Birthday_Cards_SpacePalsColorBirthday_Cards_SpacePals_LineArtBirthday_Cards_UnicornPals_ColorBirthday_Cards_UnicornPals_LineArtThen surprise your sweetie with a great gift from educationalinsights.com! Games are great for the preschoolers in your family – your pint-sized pal will love The Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Game or Pete the Cat My Buttons. @mysensorium_SSSgameSneaky Snacky Squirrel Game - Photo credit: @my-sensoriumCelebrate your Kindergarten cutie with a GeoSafari outdoor exploration tool like the Ladybug Garden or Bugnoculars. And your soon-to-be-middle-schooler will go crazy for coding with ARTIE-3000, the drawing, coding robot![caption id="attachment_6061" align="alignnone" width="300"]5091-gsj-bugnoculars-lifestyle-0339 GeoSafari® Jr. Bugnoculars[/caption]

 
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