Age 4+
Melting Beads! Ages 4+
Did anyone do these when they were little? I use to love them! What a great art activity that includes strengthening fine motors. My boys
April 17, 2020
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Did anyone do these when they were little? I use to love them! What a great art activity that includes strengthening fine motors. My boys
Looking for something to do with all those tops from baby wipes? This is a fun way to work on fine motors. Kids love to
Kysen was so excited when he realized the dish soap bottle could make the bottle tops move. He had to match the number on the
This is an easy DIY letter matching game. Alphabet knowledge is an important Pre- Reading skill. Knowing letter names is strongly related to children’s ability
Kysen and I made this fun Easter sensory bin today. This is a great way for children to practice alphabet knowledge and letter sounds. I
Patterns and fine motors! Kids love to play around with water and pipettes. Using water and pipettes is a great way to strengthen fine motor
Kysen has been in love with this sensory bin. The snow actually feels cold! First we made some play snow! All you need is 2 ingredients,
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
Written by Debbie Markland, November 3, 2019 This past month (October) in my classroom, we had so much fun playing with and exploring pumpkins. We
Lincoln logs are great for spatial awareness, problem solving and exercising their imagination! What do your kids like to build with Lincoln Logs? Get Lincoln
Did you know you can draw on a pumpkin with dry erase markers? Use a baby wipe to clean it off. Then dry it with
This is a simple science experiment with some things you can find around your house! First we talked about the term absorbing. Then we tested
How many rubber bands does it take to explode a pumpkin? It is important to make sure the pumpkin is not too big or too
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