Age 3+
Color Surprise! Ages 3+
This was a fun surprise for the boys! They had no idea what was under the baking soda. I told them to squeeze some vinegar
July 9, 2020
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This was a fun surprise for the boys! They had no idea what was under the baking soda. I told them to squeeze some vinegar
We all had fun with these 2 racing games! Great way to work on gross motor development. It was so easy to set up. You
The boys had fun with this team work activity! They had to work together to get the ball in the cup. We talked about different
The boys have always loved getting tattoos at birthday parties. We decided to try and make our own! All you need is parchment paper, pencil
This was a fun way to work on our sets of 10. The boys enjoyed setting up the pins (marker tops) all different ways. Then
Can you fill in the numbers that are missing? This is a fun way to practice counting and number recognition. When the child is first
This was a hard but fun challenge for Jalen. He tried to build this tower at least 10 times before he got it. It was
Written by Debbie Markland, May 17, 2020 Shortly before our stay-at-home order started, my daughter, age 17, came home from school one day and asked
This activity was a huge hit with the boys!!! They have been playing with it for days! Kysen has been interested in counting by 10s,
The boys thought this art activity was hysterical!! Print out a picture, tape it in a glass dish and draw on it with dry erase
This was a fun loose parts activity. Kysen enjoyed exploring with the nuts and bolts. This was a great way for him to work on
The boys decided they wanted to build a car ramp on the stairs. They used cardboard boxes and painters tape. They even made an audience
This game is great for hand eye cordination. The boys really had fun with this one. They started off just trying to get the balls
Challenge of the day! Can you create a robot with recycled materials? What is your robot’s name?Jalen’s is Mr…. Posted by LEARN as you PLAY-
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We like to think of phonological awareness in preschool as playing with, recognizing and working with the sounds of language – or the sound system of language. Pre-Reading skills have a significant impact on a child’s ability to read and understand.
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