The cold winter months may be keeping us inside, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a ton of fun! We have been having a great time learning with these preschool winter science activities. They are simple, creative, and get kids super excited. I love how quick these winter science experiments are to set up.…
St Patrick’s Day Craft for Preschoolers St. Patrick’s Day is coming up soon! Are you ready? I love all of the magic and fun activities we get to do for the holiday. Leprechauns, rainbows, chocolate, what’s not to love? This year we are doing a fun shamrock painting for our St Patrick’s Day craft for…
As parents, you play a critical role in your child’s fine motor skill development. The most important thing you can do is to provide opportunities that are fun and interactive for your child. Developing fine motor skills in early childhood education helps build the foundation for important future skills like writing and self-care. In this…
Here are some amazing alphabet activities for helping children recognize uppercase and lowercase letters. These are a mix of hands-on and no prep activities. They are perfect for toddlers, preschool and kindergartners! Help your child learn letter recognition, identification and writing!
We made an adorable sheep craft this week! It was a quick and easy kid’s craft that turned out great! One of the things I love about this craft is that it uses mop strings instead of regular cotton balls. Your children are going to love this fun sheep craft!
I know it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what to do with your littles while home during this unique time. I’ve put together some fun indoor activities that will keep your littles engaged, learning, and having fun. The great news is that you can use materials that you already have at home. 🙂…
We absolutely love activities where we string things together! Whether it’s stringing popcorn, cranberries, cereal or beads. We always have a fun time! For this Popcorn and Cranberry Measurement activity, we strung popcorn and cranberries and then measured how long our strands were. This activity helped to build our fine motor skills and early math…
