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2024 Olympics For Kids

August 6, 2024 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

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I have always loved the Olympics. I’m not athletic, so it’s not like I could see myself ever participating. lol I’ve just always loved everything about the Olympics. The ceremonies, the events, the personal triumph stories. Just everything. lol

So I always incorporated the Olympics into our homeschool. In fact, we would stop our regular studies and do Olympics studies and activities whenever the Olympics were happening. There are so many subjects, and learning activities that can happen. World history, science, math, statistics, vocabulary, reading & writing. I homeschooled our 6 kids for a total of 27 years. So we experienced learning with the Olympics several times. lol

And perhaps the family favorite. Cooking! I always made several dishes from the host country while the Olympic were on. This year, I get to try my hand at some of French dishes. You know there are some pastries happening here! lol

Olympics Videos

Olympics History For Kids

2024 Olympics for Kids

2024 Olympics Activities for Kids

2024 Olympics Schedule

10 Facts About The Olympics

Olympic Games on Kids Britannica

Olympic activities for preschoolers

30 Ways to make your own Olympics

10 fun Olympic game ideas for kids

Olympics Books For Kids

This is the unit study I used the most: Olympics: History, Geography, & Sports.

Here’s an Olympics Coloring Book to keep them busy while you watch your favorite events. lol

Olympics Goats: The Greatest Athletes of All Time

More Olympics For Kids Fun

Another thing we did was try some of the sports for ourselves! It doesn’t have to be a huge time commitment, or expensive.

Play a tennis game as a family, borrow rackets or buy used.

Go swimming at a community pool and time the kids swimming from one end to the other.

Mark out 100 yards (meters) on your street, or visit a local track, and time the kids running.

After you have timed them, compare their times to the times from the same events at the Olympics.

Kids can appreciate how fast the athletes really are when they time themselves doing the same event.

Your kids may find a new sport that they love. And this may inspire them to work towards competing in the Olympics themselves!

I encourage families to use the Olympics, whether you homeschool or not. There is so much learning and fun for the whole family.

For more ideas, and learning activities, visit my Olympic Activities For Kids post.

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Ducks & Trucks Birthday Party

April 7, 2023 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

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My grandson asked for a duck birthday party. In searching online for ideas for a duck party that weren’t baby-ish or baby shower-ish, I saw a ducks & trucks party. That was perfect, as he loves trucks as well. In fact, he first told my daughter he wanted a monster truck party.

So here’s what I did for my grandson’s Duck & Truck party.

Ducks & Trucks Birthday Party

My daughter (the auntie) made this sign for the front door for the party. I used this truck printable and this duck printable through out the party. And, no, the decorations didn’t say Linda’s Lunacy, lol, that’s just for the pics. lol

I had my husband draw this duck on a large piece of paper. Save those large pieces of paper that come as packing in your packages! My daughter made a lot of feathers, and the kids played pin the feather on the duck. We used tape, though, as all the kids were 4 and under.

I had a coloring table set up so as the kids arrived, they could start coloring. Keep those kids busy! lol

I lost track of how many piñatas I have made for my kids. They are expensive to buy, and usually not available for all party themes. My kids loved being able to have a piñata in what ever shape they wanted.

I am out of practice though, since my youngest is now 23. I powered through though, lol, and made a duck! The head was a small ball covered in paper. In the past I used wallpaper paste to glue the paper in layers onto a balloon, or whatever shape I was making because I had some on hand. This time I used flour and water. Serves the same purpose.

I covered it with yellow streamers.

Then I glued on some of the feathers that my daughter made. After that, I added some streamer top feathers, construction paper beak, and eyes.

It came out super cute! Don’t be intimidated by making your own pinata. The kids won’t judge if it’s not perfect. They just want to smash it and get the goods anyway! lol

The piñata, and the goody bags. I used this duck printable, printed on yellow paper, wrote the kids names on them, and glued them to the brown bags. So easy!

The goody bags held a small truck, sunglasses, noise maker, some slime in a can that my daughter picked out, and duck food. Most went with our theme. but you can put whatever you want in your bags. We didn’t put candy as we had the piñata. The kids put the candy they collected in these goody bags, so we left room for it.

I used this duck food printable. First, I printed in black and white, and then colored them. You could definitely print them in color, but I don’t have a color printer. I put gold fish crackers in zip top baggies, and stapled the topper on. Super cute, and kids love gold fish crackers.

I bought 3 packages of different little ducks from the party section at Walmart. Then I set up an adopt-A-Duck station. Complete with blue “water”, aka a blue tablecloth and streamers. I had a handmade wooden truck that I used to hold some ducks. The kids loved being able to pick out their own duck and put it in their goody bag. If your party is outside when it’s warm, the ducks in real water would be so cute. But this was a winter party, and I didn’t want water all over my house. lol

The Birthday Party Fail!

There should be a picture right here of the happy birthday banner. But I checked all of our phones, and there are no pictures! I’m so sad! So you will just have to picture it in your mind. Sorry! I used the truck and duck printables that I used on the door sign above. Also, I colored the trucks the same as above. Then printed the ducks on yellow paper. Then put one letter of the words happy birthday Alijah on a duck. We hung a couple of trucks, a word, another truck, and another word, followed by a couple more trucks in one wide door opening. Then repeated in another wide opening on the other side of the room with a couple of trucks, ducks with his name, and a couple of more trucks. So cute! I could kick myself for not getting a picture!!

Ducks & Trucks Birthday Party Food

I got this rubber duck family for a centerpiece. Too cute with streamer water on a blue tablecloth. Tip: The tablecloths are cheaper in a 3 pack at Walmart than buying tablecloths at Dollar Tree. The kids loved this duck partyware.

Now for the food! We served pizza, pepperoni stuffed with cream cheese, and a cheeseball surrounded by cheese cubes. I made a regular cheese ball, but you could make it in the shape of a duck to continue the theme.

The food buffet.

I served Bugles labeled as duck beaks. I used the duck food label from the goody bags, and edited it to say beaks.

For drinks, I served lemonade, and blue raspberry lemonade labeled appropriately as Pond Water Punch, and Duck Splash. lol Along with water bottles for those that wanted water.

You don’t need to serve expensive food and drink for a successful kids party! Soda (or pop) is way to expensive. And so wasteful, especially with kids.

The Ducks & Trucks Birthday Party Cake

Cake and cupcakes! My daughter (the Auntie) made these duck butt cupcakes. Too cute! Kids, and adults, alike, loved them!

I started the cake by frosting it blue. and covering part of it with cookie crumbs for a sand effect.. You can also use graham cracker crumbs. Or chocolate cookie crumbs for dirt.

I added some green lili pads, and assorted green grasses. Not perfect, but literally no one cares if your cake grass is perfect! So don’t be afraid to try it! Then topped with a duck swimming in the water, and a truck on the sand. Then we added another duck in the truck.

I didn’t write happy birthday on the cake, just my grandson’s name. It turned out pretty cute!

The cake with some of the duck butt cupcakes. Super cute!!

This was the table after. If the sign of a good party is the mess to clean up afterwards, then this was a good party. lol See the pinata laying there? That’s why they don’t have to be perfect! They end up a pile of rubble! lol

This Ducks and Trucks birthday party was so fun! It all turned out super cute. And most importantly, my grandson loved it!


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Stop Summer Boredom With These Educational Kits!

June 17, 2022 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

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Summer can be rough on moms! Kids are bored. They don’t want to do anything except electronics – phones, games, tv, etc.

Sometimes it’s best to let them be bored so they can use their imaginations. But sometimes, giving them something educational to do is the way to go.

Stop Summer Boredom With These Educational Kits!

Nasco Education has multiple kits to keep you kids learning this summer. Including STEM/STEAM kits, and science kits with dissection kits. I’ve done dissections with my high school kids. Don’t let it intimidate! These kits will make it so easy!

There are educational kits for all ages, and skill levels. And kits for keeping them physically active.

Continue to build their math skills over the summer, build early learning skills, and expand their art skills.

There are literally kits for everyone!

Click on one of the pictures below that you think your kids will like to visit the website.

Boost SEL kits with easy-to-implement kits STEM Science classroom kits

Physical and health education Nasco Education Math classroom kits

Early education Art classroom kits

Seriously, go check out these kits on the website!

You won’t regret it!

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Teaching Kids to Call 911

June 25, 2021 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

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I learned all about calling 911 with my oldest son. He was around 7 the first time he called 911.

We lived in Ohio at the time, but were visiting my parents in Kentucky. My husband cut his hand with his pocket knife. It wasn’t bad, no stitches required, but I guess it scared our son. He went in the other room and called 911.

I found out when I answered the phone when 911 called back to check to see what was going on. I had to explain the situation, which they accepted, and we avoided anyone coming to the house.

So we had a big discussion with him about how 911 was for emergencies only. To which he replied it was because dad was bleeding. So we continued that discussion. We thought we had finally gotten through to him.

Teaching Kids to Call 911 My Story Part 2

Until a couple of days later…..

We were back home in Ohio. And as moms do, I went to the bathroom. Since kids can come up with all kinds of trouble while mom is in the bathroom….

My son called 911 again. So much for our conversation.

So I’m in the bathroom when I hear the answering machine in the other room. “We received a call from this number. We are checking to see if everyone is ok”

Oh my! Guess who flew out of the bathroom?

I ran out to the phone and replayed the message. Yep, I had heard it right. So now I’m freaking out! What do I do? Call 911 back? That didn’t seem right. I didn’t want to tie up the line. So while I’m standing there trying to figure out what to do, I hear a knock at the door.

2 policemen. “ we got a call from here so we’re checking to see if everything is ok”

So yes, I had to stand there and tell the police that my son must have called while I was in the bathroom and that I heard the callback but couldn’t get to the phone in time. Because I was in the bathroom. Lol They believed me lol and I didn’t get arrested for making false 911 calls.

So we had another discussion. Apparently this one sunk I because he never called 911 again.

Teaching Kids to Call 911

Before you start, you need to make sure that your child has memorized their full name and address. Even a 2 year old can learn that pretty quickly. A land line call can be traced to your address, but cell phones will take a long time to trace, if it is even possible with your phone/ where you live.

After learning those, the first step in teaching kids to call 911 is to teach them WHEN and WHY to call 911. This can be in general terms, or in more specific terms if someone in the family has a health condition. I’ve linked some resources below to help you.

Once they know the when and why for calling 911, it’s time to teach them how to use the phone to call.

If you have a landline phone, teaching kids to call 911 is easy. Just make sure the phone is hung up when dialing!

Teaching kids to call 911 on a cell phone is a little more complicated. You need to check out the phone that they would most likely have access to in an emergency. Cell phones have a way to access the phone to call 911 without having to put in the phones password.

On my phone, when the home button is pressed, the keypad comes on the screen to put in the password, but at the bottom it says EMERGENCY. When that is touched , the phones number pad comes on the screen. I think on some phones it’s a swipe. So check out your phone so you can teach the kids the correct procedure to use to make the call. Go over that procedure often so they remember. When you get a new phone, remember to check it out to see if it works differently so you can show them that way.

What to Do When You Accidentally Call 911

While you are teaching your kids how to call 911, they, (or you!) may accidentally make the call for real.

When that happens, it is recommend to stay on the call, don’t hang up! Then tell the dispatcher you were teaching your kids, and the call was an accident. As I learned they will make a call back if you hang up that takes extra time for them.

It’s helpful to look up the non-emergency number for dispatch. So if your kid calls 911, you don’t have to freak out like I did and not know what to do. Call the non-emergency number and tell them what happened if you miss the call back, like I did.

Teaching your kids to call 911, the correct way!, isn’t difficult, but might be tricky depending on your kid, (or mine, sheesh, lol) and your phone.

Here’s a book, A Childs Guide to Calling 911, that will help reinforce what you have taught them.

Check out this website and resources that will help you.

Visit 911 for Kids for lots of helpful information for teaching your kids about 911.

They have a 911 Lesson Plan, that I wish I had had! lol

And a pdf for teaching kids about emergencies that looks amazing.

If you are having to teach your children how to call 911 because of health issues in your family, you may find my Homeschooling in a Crisis post helpful. If your kids are still having virtual school, you may find it helpful, also.

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5 Fun, Educational Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids

February 8, 2017 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy 2 Comments

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Valentines’s Day doesn’t have to be just about the candy for kids. Here are some fun activities to do with the kids that don’t involve eating lots of candy. They might eat some cookies that they make themselves, though!

 

5 Fun and Educational Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids

 

5 Fun, Educational Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids

 

Conversation Heart Science Experiments – some fun experiments using those little candy hearts

 

Heart Attack – write nice comments about your kids on hearts and put them on their doors. Have the kids write comments on hearts for their siblings, too.

 

Set up a Valentine Station – put all the crafting supplies needed to make Valentine’s in one place so the kids can easily make their own. You can put everything on one desk, or put all the supplies in a bin that can be carried a table or desk when the kids want to create some fun Valentine’s Day art

 

Valentines Day math with free printable candy heart sorting chart.

 

Practice using fractions while baking cookies – Get the kids in the kitchen and make heart shaped cookies with them. Let them do as much of the measuring and mixing as they are able to. Measuring involves fractions, so it’s the perfect time to discuss them. Let the kids get creative decorating them.

Sharing the cookies they made with others is fun, too!

 

 

 

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PLAYMOBIL Children’s Hospital Playroom

October 10, 2016 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

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Having a child in the hospital is very difficult. My son spent a lot of time in the hospital. It’s not just hard and stressful for the parent, but for the child, also. Having a great playroom to visit during a hospital stay goes a long way towards the mental and emotional well being of a child.

 

Check out this great PLAYMOBIL Children’s Hospital Playroom!

 

(Hackensack, NJ) September 14, 2016 The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at Hackensack University Medical Center, a member of Hackensack Meridian Health, together with PLAYMOBIL, a leading toy manufacturer since 1974, held a special ribbon-cutting ceremony today to dedicate the new PLAYMOBIL Playroom. The playroom, dedicated to pediatric patients, is fully equipped with playsets, a life-sized PLAYMOBIL character and themed backdrops from PLAYMOBIL.

 

The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place at the Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital as patients, families and team members joined with PLAYMOBIL USA members to dedicate the new play area in the outpatient area of the children’s hospital.

Playmobil Children's Hospital

The Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at HackensackUMC along with PLAYMOBIL USA dedicated the PLAYMOBIL Playroom fully equipped with playsets, a life-sized PLAYMOBIL character and themed backdrops from PLAYMOBIL. Pictured from left to right: Theresa Valentino, director, Development, Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital; Robert B. Budelman, III, executive director, Individual Giving, HackensackUMC Foundation; Sarah Person, marketing manager, PLAYMOBIL USA; Colleen Kearney RN, MSN, APN, NE-BC administrative director, Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital; Mark Cohen, vice president of Sales and Marketing, PLAYMOBIL USA; Rosemarie “Ro” Sorce, vice chairwoman of the HackensackUMC Board of Governors and member of HackensackUMC Foundation Board of Trustees; Stephen Percy, M.D., acting chairman, Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital; and Jon M. Fitzgerald, president, chief development officer, HackensackUMC Foundation.

 

“The PLAYMOBIL Playroom will truly be a special place where our pediatric patients can play in a nice bright, vibrant atmosphere and not dwell on their medical procedures,” said Stephen Percy, M.D., acting chairman, Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital at HackensackUMC.

“We are so thankful to PLAYMOBIL for the very generous donation of the play sets, life-size PLAYMOBIL figure and the colorful backdrops. It is a wonderful gift for our patients and their families to enjoy,” said Jon M. Fitzgerald, president, chief development officer, HackensackUMC Foundation.

“Our hope is that while the children are here at Hackensack University Medical Center, they have a chance to just be kids, have some fun here in this wonderful new playroom, and use their imaginations. After all, a little ‘PLAY’ goes a long way,” said Mark Cohen, vice president of Sales and Marketing for PLAYMOBIL USA.

PLAYMOBIL, Germany’s largest toy manufacturer, has been producing and distributing toys since 1974. Now PLAYMOBIL has a new Furnished Children’s Hospital (MSRP $79.99).

 

 

PLAYMOBIL now has a Children’s Hospital Playset for ages 4-10. After seeing this in person, I think that there is value in this playset for outside the stated age range. For those kids that have to be in the hospital a lot, for their siblings, and for special need kids that have to be in the hospital a lot. There are a lot of small pieces, so use great caution if using with or demonstrating for kids under 4. Removing the smaller pieces and only using the people and beds would work for 3 year olds, I think.

playmobil childrens hospital

The playset includes nurses, doctors, exam rooms and tons of other accessories. The operating room is fully equipped with an adjustable table, tilting lights, and lots of medical instruments. The children’s ward and baby room can be reached by using the functioning elevator. There are 291 pieces included in this playset! There are so many pieces, and so many things to do within the playset, that it will keep kids occupied for hours.

 

playmobil childrens hospital

 

My son would have loved this playset. My other kids would have loved it, too. It would have helped all of them deal with what has happening to my son. For kids, play is therapy. Kids use play to work through what is happening in their lives. I think this Children’s Hospital Playset would have helped ease my son’s nerves before procedures. We explained everything to him, but having this playset to show him what was going to happen would have helped immensely.

Visit the PLAYMOBIL website for more information about the Children’s Hospital Playset.

 

The PLAYMOBIL Children’s Hospital Playset is also available on Amazon.

There is also a Helipad available for the Children’s Hospital Playset.

Another great addition to this playset would be the Child in a Wheelchair set.

 

 

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Give Kids The World 30th Anniversary

April 8, 2016 by Linda @ Linda's Lunacy Leave a Comment

 

 

Give Kids The World, a nonprofit organization that provides children with life-threatening illnesses and their families week long, fantasy vacations, celebrated its 30th anniversary in March, marking three decades of providing the happiness that inspires hope.

 

My family stayed at Give Kids the World in 2002 on my son’s wish trip. I wanted to be sure to share this with you since I have first hand experience in how awesome Give Kids the World really is!

 

give kids the world

 

Since 1986, the organization has hosted more than 143,000 children and their families. Give Kids The World partners with more than 240 wish-granting organizations from around the world to bring these families to Central Florida to experience the world’s most beloved theme parks. There is no cost for visiting families.

 

give kids the world

 

The inspiration for Give Kids The World was a wish that went unfulfilled. Thirty years ago, a 6-year-old girl named Amy wanted to visit Walt Disney World. But despite efforts to make that dream come true, Amy, who had leukemia, passed away before all of the pieces could come together. An Orlando hotelier and Holocaust survivor named Henri Landwirth was so moved by her story he pledged that no child’s wish would ever again come too late.

 

give kids the world

 

With the help of his friends and colleagues in the hospitality industry, his new venture could make a wish come true in as little as 24 hours. Give Kids The World started in 1986 as a few rooms spread out between several local hotels. Three years later, the whimsical Give Kids The World Village resort opened in Kissimmee, and has grown to encompass 79 acres with 144 two-bedroom villas.

 

give kids the world

 

The one-of-a-kind Village looks as if it leapt off the pages of a child’s storybook. It features the Castle of Miracles, where golden stars personalized with each wish child’s name twinkle on the ceiling. There’s a magical carousel, a child-size train, a dinosaur-themed mini golf course, two pools and a spectacular splash pad. Halloween and Christmas are celebrated every week, as is the birthday of Mayor Clayton, a six-foot rabbit who serves as honorary mayor of the Village. All the amenities are designed to help the children and their families forget – if only for a week – the challenges that living with a life-threatening illness present.

 

give kids the world

 

Today, the mission of the Village is fulfilled with the help of dozens of corporate partners and countless donors, including Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld Orlando, as well as Kennedy Space Center, LEGOLAND Florida Resort, and Gatorland, all of which provide admission tickets.

 

give kids the world

 

Visiting families enjoy complimentary breakfast, lunch and dinner provided by Perkins Restaurants & Bakery, Boston Market and Papa John’s Pizza. Additional support comes from longtime partners such as Mears Transportation, InterContinental Hotels Group Owners Association and Orange Lake Resorts, Home to Holiday Inn Club Vacations.

 

give kids the world

 

“Over the last 30 years, we’ve welcomed thousands of children and their families into our Village home and into our hearts. Each one of them has made an indelible mark on our lives,” said Pamela Landwirth, President and CEO of Give Kids The World Village.

 

give kids the world

 

“As we look back through the years, we are so thankful for the incredible generosity of our corporate donors, our partners, and everyone who has helped support our mission,” she said. “They have shared their time, talents, and resources to ensure that our families leave the Village with memories they will cherish for a lifetime.”

 

give kids the world

 

Every wish kid gets a star on the ceiling of the Castle of Miracles, shown above. My son’s star is just inside the front door, on the ceiling right outside what used to be the Fe Fi Fo Fun Game Room. They’ve done a lot of changes since we’ve been there, so I’m not sure if that is still a game room, though.

 

In 2015, the Village welcomed more than 7,700 families, a number expected to grow in 2016. To accommodate the continuing growth, additional villas are under construction. The first phase of Banyan Park, which includes an additional 24 villas, is scheduled to open this fall.

 

give kids the world

 

Also this year, Give Kids The World is bringing memories of the Village to “alumni” families during “family reunions” to be held in cities throughout the country. These ice-cream socials will allow guests to reconnect, reminisce and rediscover the feeling they had at the Village while meeting other families with stories much like their own. The family reunions are scheduled in cities such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Columbus, and Philadelphia.

 

give kids the world

 

Our time at the Give Kids the World Village was amazing. The peace that you feel when you are in the village can not be felt any where else in the “real world”. It truly is an incredible place for the wish kids, and their whole families.

 

For more information on Give Kids The World Village’s mission, the resort or how to make a donation that will help provide the “Happiness that Inspires Hope,” please visit GiveKidsTheWorld.org.

 

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