Thank you so much for your kind words, Tammy. I am absolutely thrilled to know that you are loving and sharing our activities. I love that moms and teachers all over the world are learning that they can be incredibly crafty and creative on a very small budget, simply by thinking “outside of the box”, and using materials that they already have. Thanks so much for your support! 🙂

I teach in an early childhood education center in Los Angeles that serves a very low-income, high-need population. All the teachers here want the same thing: fun, engaging, educational activities that are, above all else, low-price and sustainable on a budget. I love your emphasis on reusing household materials. Since discovering your website yesterday, I must have spent hours sending links to different activities to our teachers.

Thank you for not only being an educator, but for documenting your incredible work and sharing it with the world! I have never seen such a well-documented blog nor one that is so accessible (low-cost!).

Thank you!

They were juice bottles, Carol. Check the juice aisle at your grocery store. Some brands use really interesting shapes/textures.

They’re not sealed, Marie, but I put them on tight enough that even I can’t get them off now. lol

Thanks, Jane!