This week, Hattie and I are learning all about horses! I am so excited she chose this topic and have been geeking out about it all week. We've decided to go through the Horse Camp curriculum and have been really enjoying it so far! If you'd like more information about it, click here for the details and then check out

One of my favorite printables from the curriculum is the "What's In Your Brush Box?" activity. She really enjoyed this one and I hope your kids will too. You'll need to print off both pages - the brush box and the brushes, hoof pick, etc

I'm pretty sure all horse-crazy kids have tried to create their own showjumping courses at home. I remember using everything from broomsticks to wrapping paper tubes. These fun memories I had from when I was a kid were a big inspiration in the creation of this game. It can be played in just about any room, or outdoors, and the

I pulled from my own stash of supplies when I was brainstorming and creating the games and activities for the Horse Camp curriculum, but I also tried my best to use things that could easily be found around the house like paper towel tubes, dish soap, and duct tape. Your kids probably have a large portion of these in their

Growing up, I was an avid reader. I'd wake up early on the weekends and curl up with a good book instead of turning on the cartoons. My favorite books were those about horses. I would devour any and every book I could find about horses. My room was full of model horses, horse drawings, stuffed horses, and just about