Teaching Tots One Barefoot Step at a Time
The day of love is almost here 😄 Need some more ideas? Here’s another list of some great activities that are just packed full of fun and good ol’ learnin 😋 Click away! A make it yourself puzzle to practice matching lower and upper case: […]
Egg cartons are so great for math activities! They allow for so many variations of sorting and classifying while requiring their little fine motor muscles to get a good workout! My hubby came home with this beauty of an egg carton, and it was meant […]
Puzzles are amazing learning tools – but they can be so expensive! So I thought, what do I have around the house that I can use to just MAKE my own? Look familiar? 😀 I don’t know about you, but we have PLENTY of cardboard […]
Need some Valentine’s Day sensory bins that won’t break the bank? Here’s another great rice sensory bin that also smells AMAZING! Start out with a bag of white rice, a ziplock bag, and some red watercolor. Pour the rice into the bag, drop some watercolor […]
Need some Valentine’s Day sensory bins that won’t break the bank? Here’s my favorite of all the Valentine’s sensory bins I’ve done! It’s unique yet simple, with lots of different textures and colors that look super interesting (even to grown ups like me 😉 ) […]
I love simple framed painting activities because the kiddos can go to town however they want. Then you can pull off the frame and delight them with the surprise they’ve created! You can download the heart frame here… …and I found this cute heart sponge […]
Get messy but stay sweet <3 This is a super simple taste and touch sensory activity that also happens to be a huge crowd pleaser 😉 However, I have ruined the lives of two friends who disliked it greatly (and loudly) from the moment it […]
Take a trip down candy cane lane! This is an easy sensory art project that also teaches math skills! All you need is: Red paint 2 pieces white paper – I highly recommend cardstock for durability – regular paper can get curly or tear with […]
This post is short and sweet 🙂 This is a simple math activity for practicing matching colors and shapes! Just print out the two pages (you can download for free here) Cut out the shapes on the second page and laminate if desired (I would […]
Thanksgiving is coming! This post is your one-stop-shop for all things Thanksgiving! Read on to find arts, crafts, and activities that not only are super fun but also cover all the areas of developmental learning!