6 months+
Pom Poms & Coffee Canister! Ages 1+
This was a fun way to work on Devyn’s fine motors and color recognition. She is still working on her colors as you will see
January 2, 2022
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This was a fun way to work on Devyn’s fine motors and color recognition. She is still working on her colors as you will see
The boys really enjoyed this art activity! I challenged them to come up with a different color for each square only using red, yellow, blue,
The boys played with these materials for almost an hour! They did a great job taking turns being the person who got to roll the
This was so easy to make! Kysen enjoyed matching all the colors. The thing he was most excited about was lifting up the lid to
Here is a fun way to work on shape recognition. Shapes are everywhere. Kids love pointing out shapes they see in the world around them. Roll the
Written by Debbie Markland As some of us head “back to the classroom” during COVID19, we have all had to shift a few ways we teach.
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
These DIY heart puzzles were so easy to make! Just cut out some hearts with construction paper. Make a design down the middle and cut
*We used magnetic tape to get the loose parts to stick the cans. Here is a fun loose parts activity with endless opportunities. The kids
This activity is great for working on patterning skills and strengthening fine motor muscles. Studies have shown that encouraging a child’s understanding of patterns contributes
This activity is great for fine motor and spatial reasoning skills. Strong spatial reasoning skills in preschool help support math learning in elementary school. Great way
This was a fun fine motor activity! You can have them make letters, numbers, patterns, shapes, so many options. The boys both loved creating their
This was such a fun activity inspired by my class of 3 year olds. We were outside on the playground and they noticed that the
This is a fun way to work on shape recognition. Shapes are everywhere. Kids love pointing out shapes they see in the world around them.
Here is a fun building game that also works on color matching. It incorporates some balancing, critical thinking and problem solving skills along the way