I am on a mission to make it easier for all of you to keep up on all of our Toddler School Monthly Themes. I’ve finally put them all together on one page for you and then I’ll continue to add links and make Month’s their own posts soon!

January Themes
How to make Snow Paint | $2 DIY Recipe |
4 Sensory Boxes for Indoor Play |
Pantry Power {Sensory Bin} |
Cardboard Concerts {Upcycled Instruments} |

February Themes

March Themes

April Themes

May Themes
How to Make Seed Bomb Appreciation Gifts |
How to Make Seed Bombs | Kids DIY |
How to Make Lavender Seed Bombs |

June Themes

July Themes

August Themes

September Themes

October Themes

November Themes
The Thankful Tree | Teaching kids to be Grateful |
Santa Savings Christmas Cards {Toddler Craft} |
Pudding Painted Garlands {Handmade Christmas Craft} |

December Themes
Can you tell I’m getting ready for some big changes to the blog? I’m hoping to make any more of my posts more accessible to you throughout the year so that you know what we’re doing and when.
Welcome to Mom School! This post is one of many Homeschool Preschool Lessons with #MySweetandSticky {Cash & Wyatt} As a former educator, I wanted to give them their best start before heading into public schools. (Which we LOVE!) On occasion, and throughout the summer, we continue our At-Home Learning. Cash is my Science Guy and Wyatt can’t get enough Sensory Play. Join us for every Sweet & Sticky moment.



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