Age 4+
Lite-Brite Sight Words! Ages 4+
Kysen was excited to work on his sight words using his Lite-Brite magic screen! This activity was a great way
July 6, 2021
Kysen was excited to work on his sight words using his Lite-Brite magic screen! This activity was a great way
My parents have a metal table on their patio. Kysen had brought the Magformers out on the patio to play
The boys really enjoyed this art activity! I challenged them to come up with a different color for each square
So simple and so fun! Devyn loved exploring with these materials. This was a great fine motor activity. She also
What’s in the paper? Ages 1 +Devyn really enjoyed figuring out how to get each object out of the crinkled
Devyn loved playing with these loose parts! It took her little to figure out how to get the Q-tips in
This is a fun way to get kids working on their colors and up and moving! Grab some colored
Looking for a fun interactive way to practices colors? We got you covered! Check out this color hunt game.
Hooray, A Piñata! By Elisa Kleven Purchase Hooray! Pinata, by Elisa Kleven, is a story about a little girl’s
The Little Red Fort By Brenda Maier Purchase The Little Red Fort, by Brenda Maier, is a twist to
A Letter To Amy By Ezra Jack Keats Purchase A Letter to Amy, by Jack Ezra Keats, is a
Rosie Revere Engineer By Andrea Beaty Purchase Rosie Revere Engineer, by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts, is a wonderful
Great loose parts activity! What can you make with pool noodle pieces and toothpicks? Does it float? Materials (affiliate links)
So simple and fun! All you need is some contact paper, tape and some recycled lids! This is a great
Threading with buttons is not only fabulous for developing essential fine-motor skills but can also be used as a way
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