The holiday season is the perfect time to slow down, gather in the kitchen, and create sweet memories together. In this festive episode of Sprinkled with Sweetness , Chef Rebecca and Chef Natalya bring holiday cheer to life by making Christmas Tree Rice Krispie Treats —a fun, no-bake treat that’s as joyful to create as it is to eat. A Sweet Holiday Tradition in the Making There’s something magical about holiday baking, especially when little hands get to help. This recipe is

The holiday season is magical — twinkling lights, family traditions, warm cocoa, Christmas music, and excitement bubbling in the air. But if we’re honest, it can also feel a little… overwhelming.

In the whirlwind of family life, it’s easy to rush through our days — lunches to pack, shoes to find, bedtime routines to finish — without stopping to notice the small moments that hold the biggest lessons. One of those moments is when a child looks up with bright eyes and says, “Thank you.”

Looking for a simple, kid-friendly fall craft that blends creativity with a touch of STEM? 🍂 This coffee filter leaf art project is the perfect mix of art and science!

November is a season of reflection—a time when we pause to count our blessings, share meals, and say thank you. But what if thankfulness wasn’t just a one-day event? What if it became a way of life?

When we think of fall, we picture cozy sweaters, apple orchards, and piles of crunchy leaves. But autumn isn’t just about pumpkins and pie — it’s also about harvest. A time when farmers gather what they’ve grown, and families give thanks for all they have.

Halloween is just around the corner — pumpkins on porches, costumes in closets, and candy on every store shelf. For most kids, it’s one of the most exciting days of the year!

A quick and fun experiment in time for Halloween! You really only need 3 to 4 items for this experiment. Mini caulron (we found ours at the dollar store). Baking soda Vinegar Food dye(optional) Start with your cauldron and add baking soda. I do not have exact measurements as our cauldrons aren't super small but not big either. I basically had my kids dump in enough baking soda to cover about one fourth of the cauldron. I poured about 6oz of vinegar in another cup. Again we di

Let’s be honest — sometimes the world can feel like a scary place. From storms that shake our homes to news headlines that make even grown-ups uneasy, fear can quietly creep into our children’s hearts. As parents and educators, we wish we could protect them from every worry. But what if instead, we taught them how to be brave in the middle of it?

The after-school hours can sometimes feel like the most hectic part of the day. Kids are tired, hungry, and full of stories or emotions from the classroom, while parents are juggling homework, dinner, and family time.

Research has shown that there are nine minutes a day that are most influential to your child. I did some research on my own after my...

Spring is here! So let's make some spring chickens to welcome in the spring! You need only 5 items for this craft. Popsicle sticks Glue...

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Did you know about 145 million Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged, and that is not including the ones children pass out in class. This...