You’ve heard it before, that NYC is the greatest city in the world—and it is! Streets and skyscrapers booming with noise, talent, passion, and a sense of humor; what more could we ask for? Everything this city has to offer is right in our backyard, a skip and a step is all it takes to explore each borough and the vibrant cultures it has to share. We are the home of self starters, fast walkers, and a delicious slice of pizza! I encourage my kids to keep exploring, especially their own turf that is NYC, because it’s filled with entertainment and education. We definitely get a full serving of all four seasons here, but in the blink of an eye, we continue to watch this sleepless city grow and shine bright!
Getting ready for school was once about buying school supplies and clothes and getting a new haircut. If you had little kids, you’d prep for the first day of school picture, talk about who they think their new teacher would be, and how exciting it would be to make new friends. That’s not the case anymore. Getting Ready for School in the Midst of COVID-19 These days, getting ready for school means talking with the kids about changes in the…
We have been hunkered down in quarantine, for so long. With little to no interaction with the outside world, we are seeking rays of hope. As we go out for our daily walks we have witnessed rainbows popping up everywhere. We began our own Rainbow Window Art 🌈 colorings with the Target printable coloring pages. We have a wide window and the coloring pages looked lonely, Gia said we needed to add love. So today I’m sharing a pretty rainbow window art piece…
We are celebrating Earth Day today, and we've pulled together a few activities, reading resources, and printables to share with you! #EarthDay #EarthDay50 #WednesdayMorning …
Spring Break is here! Unlike any Spring Break we have experienced before we are home purging and organizing by day, and binge watching Netflix by night. …
We live in New York. Yes the epicenter of the Covid 19 pandemic. There is no doubt our children will remember this time. The time they had to separate themselves from their best friends, family, and the time moms everywhere became their distance learning teachers. …
As we transition to online learning, several of our friends are struggling. We get it. Google Classroom is new to us as well. With two kids ages 8, and 12 both at different levels, one computer savvy, one who only knows how to visit websites i.e. YouTube, Disney + or ABC mouse. We are fortunate I am comfortable using google so I can help both kids understand. PLEASE NOTE. I AM NOT A GOOGLE EXPERT, PLEASE BE KIND AND DO…