This is a re-post of an earlier post, but I thought it was worth sharing again. We were fortunate enough to attend a workshop last week le...

This week we finally got a chance to use our Kids Bowl Free passes! Massachusetts is one crazy, wacky state (commonwealth)? Whatever. They...

From top left, and clockwise: Finishing a 1000 piece puzzle, the start of soccer season, nature walk (4), playground fun, seedlings growi...

Nearly all of the snow is gone. We had a great winter, full of sledding, shoveling, and snowmen. I am so glad spring is upon us, though, bec...

I had a cold the other morning and had to figure out how to keep the kids busy for a little while. I decided to set up an indoor carnival fo...

My kids are playing this as I type. I was planning on taking them out today but we have had too many 4 and 5 am days recently and I just wan...

This is a great activity for a rainy day, or a sick day, which is what we are having today! All you need is a ball and some saved containers...

Play Nature Bingo on a Nature Walk!  At one lovely visit to Dinosaur State Park in Connecticut, they had a game of Nature Bingo avai...

There is an Art of Roughhousing event this coming weekend in the greater Boston area, for those who are interested. We attended a workshop ...

I know this isn't something new or fancy, but it is good old clean fun (except for the clean part). One of our favorite springtime activ...

I've wanted to share our stepping stumps and stones and now that almost all of the snow is gone, I was finally able to take a few...

We like to find creative uses for cardboard boxes. For this one, all you need are some balls and scissors in addition to the box. All you ne...

We were fortunate enough to attend a workshop last week led by Larry Cohen (of Playful Parenting ). When he released his book The Art of Ro...