Thank you to HoneyBunny Studio for sponsoring this week's edition of Show and Tell! HoneyBunny Studio has created an adorable line of clean and modern looking prints for babies, kids, and families that embrace childhood. HoneyBunny's creator believes that "Education is Essential," therefore you will find a great selection of educational prints appropriate for your home or classroom.
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Now, to feature some of your great suggestions from last week's party!
Making Memories explains how to make a fun bacon and eggs dessert, which would be a perfect fake out for April Fool's Day this week!
Playing House inspired me to get into gear with some of my own spring cleaning with her great post on how they organized their toy mess!
Primary Graffiti shared a neat idea for creating a "Vocabulator" for encouraging students to incorporate new words in their writing.
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ReplyDeleteI loved the bacon and eggs- they are so cool!
ReplyDeleteWe have a rubber egg that comes out often when visitors least expectit and the girls crack up every time.
If anyone wants some tricky tongue twisters for April fools day, feel free to drop over to our blog!
http://beourbest.blogspot.com/
The bacon and eggs are so clever!
ReplyDeleteExcited to check out the posts. Thanks for hosting the link up.
Kerri