Great DIY Christmas gift! We made these in my class for the parents this year. Could also be a great gift for grandparents. Was a
This activity is great for fine motors! You can also incorporate counting and color recognition. Materials (affiliate links): Santa Face Printable ( 1 Santa face)Tweezers
“Almost all creativity involves purposeful play.”Abraham Maslow Materials (affiliate links):Couple of different shape pastasPaint BrushPaintTree (I found mine at target) First you have to paint
Magz-Bricks is a fun magnetic building set consisting of magnetized blocks of the same shape and different colors. These are a great open ended use
Kids love to explore with water! This open ended activity allows children to use their scientific inquiry skills. Using pipettes is great for strengthening our
This is a great way to talk about our sense of touch. Have your child guess what they think it is before they open it.
This game is great for hand eye coordination, cognitive skills and patience! Materials (affiliate links)Golf TeesStyrofoamOrnaments Here is a video of Kysen doing the activity!
Smells like peppermint and it’s easy to make! Materials (affiliate link):Shaving cream white gluepeppermint extractglitterfood coloring(only for the red) Candy Cane Puffy Paint! AGES 3+Smells
Fun gross motor activity! Kids love to decorate trees! How many green ornaments are on the tree? How many red? Which color has the most?
Clothespins are also great for strengethening fine motor muscles. Materials (affiliate links):Pine stem pipe cleanersChristmas clothespins Here is a video of Kysen doing this activity!
Can you put the pieces in order from 1 to 10? Can you count backwards from 10 to 1? Then try turning pieces over! Can
This game takes some patience. When they get the hang of it. Set a timer and have them try to beat the clock! Materials (affiliate
This was such an easy activity and the kids loved it. They said it was like magic! We used cookie cutter hearts to trace and
Addition with Candy Hearts! Jalen wanted to work on his adding. He came up with this idea! AGES 4+ Materials(affiliate link): Candy Hearts ( I
Can you make a snowflake? We had some great conversations in my class during this activity. Did you know that every snowflake looks different? Just
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