It’s springtime and my littles and I are ready to celebrate! I created these cute activity pages for my preschoolers to work on their fine motor skills, color sorting and counting skills, and well…just for fun! Once finished (or heck, in the middle of the activity), who says you can’t eat the cereal? I recommend … More Rainbow Cereal Sort: A Preschool Activity
To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day AND the beginning of spring this coming weekend (yay!!) I spruced up an old post for this blog! I wanted to share some of the small and easy ways our family is going greener this year. Create a DIY cleaning product I’ve seen countless tutorials online, but I eventually ended … More Small Ways to Live Greener
I’m a huge believer and promoter of play-based learning. It enhances child development in so many wonderful ways. Watching my kids create strategies to solve problems and use their imagination never ceases to amaze me! This week my middle child finished his PreK (year 1) curriculum, so I decided to create a full week of … More Eight Low-Prep Play-Based Learning Centers
After a warm-ish (100+ degree), Midwestern August week, today’s rain is like a balm for this fall-loving mama’s soul! I’m already shamelessly busting out the pumpkins, lanterns, and cinnamon-flavored EVERYTHING. ❤
When we first started preschool activities at home, I knew physical activity and education would be important, but I wasn’t sure where to start! As time went on, I realized that the most important part of physical education in the early childhood years is simply the enjoyment of and participation in being active! So we … More Preschool P.E. at Home
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