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These pumpkin pie calendar numbers are perfect for your holiday collection of calendar numbers! You can use them with your traditional or linear classroom calendar. AND the pumpkin pie number cards are perfect for practicing a wide variety of early math skills. Integrate the pumpkin pie numbers into your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids this fall. You can also use them as part of a food or baking theme, and I think they’d fit in well with your Christmas activities for preschoolers and early elementary students. Related: Free Preschool Printables I love that this simple number printable can...

A popular feature from the early days where readers tell us how they really feel about the River City. If you’re a longtime reader of Style, you know this tune. One of our most popular, recurring issues since the early days has been the “You’re Very Richmond If …” feature, which began in 1985 by asking readers to submit their thoughts on how to complete that sentence. The contest tapped into those special, deep-down feelings Richmonders have for their beloved city – some good, some bad, some fun loving, some utterly flabbergasted. And it did so, usually, in a lighthearted...

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and what best way to celebrate it with family and friends than wearing these fun and adorable turkey hats! You can make these hats using only cardstock and a few simple materials that you may already have if you love crafting. But if not, then you can go to the nearest Dollar store and get your supplies. Watch this video tutorial by Kids Craft Room on YouTube now and give this turkey hat a try. Materials: Cardstock, choose various colors Scissors Stapler Craft glue Googly eyes, optional Turkey hat template (Click here to download the template) Directions:...

This Giant Gingerbread Man Activity for Kids is SUCH an easy project to set up! I love it for that reason, and my kids love it because they get to be creative and play with paint!! Your kids will love painting their own giant gingerbread man, too! Of course, this is an extremely easy project to create, but there are a few tips and tricks to make the experience extra great, which I’ll share below.  Instructions for Giant Gingerbread Man Activity for Kids As you can see, this project is an easy one! You only need a few simple supplies...

If you like swapping out your calendar numbers every month or holiday, these turkey calendar numbers are just what you need. The turkey numbers can be used with your classroom calendar of course. But they can also be used to practice so many early math skills with preschool and kindergarten kids! From number recognition to one-to-one correspondence, and so much more. You can incorporate the numbered turkeys into your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers, a bird theme, or just because. Be sure to get the free printable at the very bottom of this post. Related: Free Preschool Printables Read below for...