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Life of a Daycare Teacher
http://lifeofadaycareteacher.blogspot.com/
To share my everyday life as a daycare teacher. Dealing with the two and three year olds. Also sharing ideas and crafts. Plus the messy but joyful moments of being a daycare teacher.
- Added on: Oct 2nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Rhonda
- Listed in: Parenting Crafts
- Tags: toddlers child care daycare kid crafts 3 year olds two year olds
Recent Posts
Being creative / My storage secret
I was always a creative person, but not as much as I am today. Being around kids and trying to think of new ideas has brought the creative side out of me. Now somebody can give me a paper towel roll and I think hey I know what I can do with that. As ...
A Little Humor
Just wanted to post a little humor for today. This is from an email I receivedSummary of Life GREAT TRUTHS THAT LITTLE CHILDREN HAVE LEARNED: 1) No matter how hard you try, you can't baptize cats.2) When your Mom is mad at your Dad, don't let her br...
Halloween Noodle Necklace
Here is a simple, easy, and cheap craft. A Halloween noodle necklace. I will be doing this with my class tomorrow. I painted the one in the picture. Of course when a child paints, it might look a little different.All you need for this craft isPenn pa...
Back yard pumpkin
I am in love with this pumpkin craft. I found this photo in The October Issue of good housekeeping magazine. There was no directions, but obviously they used broken old tree branches and hung bat cutouts. I'm guessing they cut out the stem in the p...
Old broken crayons
If you have a bunch of old broken up crayons don't throw them away. You can melt them and make big round colors for small hands. I found this site http://craftydaisies.com/2007/07/26/crayon-nibbles/ Click to follow directions.Just a few ideas. Since...
Sickness is in the air
Few of the kids had been out, because they were sick. It is not even winter yet and the kids are getting sick or just look sickly. So of course I always wash their hands and keep them clean, but now I am doing it more than usual. Better safe than so...
