Kids love playdough especially when smells so good. Combing Kool Aid with a few supplies from your pantry is a party waiting to happen. Not only is playdough fun, it’s the perfect activity to help strengthen your young learners fine motor skills. Rolling, cutting and squeezing are all great ways to strengthen those small hand muscles. Kids also work in…
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Have you heard the exciting news? I am releasing my fourth handwriting book soon and I am thrilled! My previous books can be found by clicking here. Did you know that my first book was Amazon’s best seller (out of allllll books) for almost two months. Y’all, I have never been more excited! Introducing The Print Penmanship Workbook For Kids…
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This rainbow rice sensory bin is such a fun way for kids to explore different textures and colors. Toddlers and older kids alike will love this bin because it allows them to have play that is both fun and educational. This would even make an amazing gift as well if you packed up all the pieces to give to a…
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As a society, we no longer know how to handle a life where we are forced to be still. Our normal lives consist of rushing from one event to the next, eating to-go food on the go and living a life in fast forward. Our society has simply misplaced old family traditions that included sitting down at the dinner table…
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Do you have any left over Easter eggs? Well, before you put them away until next year, use them to make this fun baby bird next craft. You kids will LOVE this adorable activity, perfect for any classroom or home art project. MATERIALS 2 Brown Paper Lunch Bags Shredded Brown Paper 4 Plastic Easter Eggs—2 blue, 2 red Paper—orange, black,…
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Teaching CVC Words Teaching CVC words is a natural transition from learning sounds to reading words. CVC words consist of words that are a consonant, vowel, consonant combination such as cat, log, bed. In order for children to be able to read a cvc word, students must first know the sound each letter makes in the word. The goal is…
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Sushi Sensory Bin Using chopsticks is such a great way to build fine motor skills in young learners and creating a sushi sensory bin is a fun and creative way to play. Here are the steps to creating this fun experience for your kids. Sensory Sushi Bin Supplies: One pound bag of rice. You can use white rice, but I…
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Learn and Play in Your Backyard Don’t let staying home keep you from being outside. Active play is the best exercise for kids. There are so many ways to learn and play in your very own backyard. Our bodies need the sun for vitamin D to help strengthen our immune systems so grab your family and head outside for a…
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EGG CARTON FLOWERS We are excited to share this fun craft. Egg carton flowers are super easy to make and fun for all ages. To start, you will need these supplies. First, paint your popsicle sticks green. You can save some paint by leaving the top unpainted. You’ll be gluing your flowers here. Set sticks aside and allow them to…
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We have a wonderful selection of spring science ideas for the curious little minds ready for you. These fun experiments and science projects are perfect both for classroom and to do at home and we really hope you will give all of them a go. 1. Grass Heads While this one requires some patience it certainly is one of the…
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During these uncertain times, many of us are now finding ourselves stuck at home and looking for fun ways to spend time as a family. While you may not be able to go out to eat like you used to, or head to the movies to see your next featured film, there are a ton of fun ways to spend…
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We are going on a bear hunt! Are you ready to join us? On February 29th I boarded a cruise for a few days and when I returned home on March 6th, it was a different world. Covid-19 had made its way to the United States and fear of the unknown had set in. As an educator, my first response…
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One of the best ways that you can support your young learner is to offer them activities that will help fine motor skills at home. These are the skills used for moving small objects with their fingers, grasping utensils like pencils, utilizing tools like scissors, and tying their shoes. Every child develops fine motor skills at different rates, but you…
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