Wild Willow Kidz

03/14/2026

Are you working on your leprechaun trap? It’s almost time to try to catch that little bu**er!

Pro tip: rollos make excellent leprechaun bait! They look just like gold nuggets!

We get pretty hard-core with our leprechaun traps in my house and Rollo’s always work to draw in a leprechaun. Unfortunately, the little bu**er always gets away with our gold!

😆 🍀

03/10/2026

This is not a program I participate in because it conflicts with my own co-op program, but I wanted to share in case other families are interested. It looks like they have a lot of fun options!


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03/06/2026

Lego club in Warwick tomorrow! open to all ages including infant and toddler! A great way to met new people 💕
* not my event, sharing for a friend.

03/04/2026

The Warwick community home school co-op held our 3rd annual “share the love food drive “ and it was a huge success!!

We collected food and money the entire month of February and today we brought it all to the
Orange food pantry!

Today we learned that the Orange food pantry serves an average of 150 families every Thursday and that seems to be increasing with an average of about 15 new families every week.

They put us to work at the pantry and we sorted and organized for about an hour and a half! The kids did awesome and all had so much fun!
My daughter is already asking when we can go back to volunteer again.

Thanks to all who contributed to our food drive! 💕

FCCMP

02/28/2026

TIME IS ALMOST UP!

Only 13 days left to apply to the fair and there are 10 slots left! Once we hit 35 vendors application close even if that’s before March 13 so don’t wait, get your application in now before time runs out!

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02/24/2026

Homeschool…. When independent reading time take place literally anywhere…. Like on the treatment table 😆🤷🏻‍♀️💕📚

02/16/2026

We stumbled upon the “I Survived” series by Lauren Tarshish sort of by accident. We were looking for a short read while we were waiting for the next book in another series that we are reading to be available.

I remembered a client of mine years ago saying that her daughter really loved this series so when I saw it pop up as a suggestion in the library app I figured we’d give it a shot.

I was pleasantly surprised at how good these books are! They are historical fiction and so engaging! We have blown through almost the entire series in less than two months.

There are a variety of topics that have led us down many different side paths and open the door for many different engaging conversations and research. My 8 year old is loving the books and so am I.

The series is recommended for children 7 to 12 years old.
10 out of 10 would recommend 💕

What are some of your favorite books series?
Drop them in the comments 📚

02/16/2026

This popped up in my memories today let it be your friendly reminder to stop using the hand dryers in public restrooms🤢

This was not some random Internet post that could be fake. This was a legit homeschool science experiment that I did with my kids and it was disgusting.🤮😆🤦🏻‍♀️

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You may have seen a post here a few weeks back about a science lesson we did with the homeschool co-op.
Well , I have a few Petri dishes left and my daughter and I have been testing random things…. This week we went to Walmart and let the air from the hand dryer in the bathroom blow directly on the Petri dish.

Years and years ago long before I was a mom I read an article about how hand dryers like this spread f***l matter and nastiness all over your hand and the air. So I don’t use them and neither do my kids. We prefer the shake and drip
Dry method 😆

After just a few days of incubation these were the results…
🤢