Looking for a great list full of links for all your Easter learning all in one place? Look no further! I did all the heavy lifting for you and created this giant master list of Easter and Resurrection themed fun with TEN categories! I mostly just included what our family loves… crafts recipes music links … More Master List of Free Kids Easter Resources & Activities
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
With the ongoing pandemic + living rurally, safely getting our library books has been a real challenge this year! I was thrilled to find that a library near us recently reopened their children’s area by appointment only. Our family booked a time fast and our kids were so jazzed to scoop up their favorite reads. … More March Library Haul
As a homeschooling/stay-at-home-mama I often receive questions like… “How do you homeschool with two toddlers?” “What do your mornings look like?” “Do you teach preschool?” “When do you have time for your oldest child’s core studies?” “How do you keep the toddlers busy if you’re teaching in-depth with your oldest?” “Does everyone learn the same … More Homeschooling with Toddlers: A Day in the Life
I have two littles, ages 1 and 3, who area both working on fine motor skills in different ways. I created this simple, low-prep DIY fine motor activity to put on our learning rotation and thought I’d share it here! This activity is great for toddlers of any age – just be sure to watch … More Pom Pom Press Fine Motor Activity
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