Teaching Tots One Barefoot Step at a Time
Get out those flags! It’s time to get red white and blue! Here’s a look into this starred and striped week of Ms. Jerica’s classroom as well as a few of our favorite art, sensory and STEM activities! Fourth of July Art! Click on these […]
Here’s to all the dads! There’s no one like them! So to honor them on their day, I make one of my favorite craft gifts! It’s extra fun because I always keep it a secret 😉 About a week before I send a private message […]
Pots of gold aren’t the only thing you can get from rainbows 😀 With all the color sorting, patterns, shapes, and sizes, there’s math opportunities in every activity! Here’s a list of 6 great rainbow activities that will help those developing math skills and much […]
Another successful DIY experiment! I found an xacto knife on clearance and it made all my puzzle-making dreams come true 😀 highly recommend! With my dreamy xacto knife, I measured and cut out a piece of white foam poster board to fit inside an 11×14 […]
So DIY puzzles are my new thing 😉 I think puzzles are an amazing learning tool for kiddos, but puzzles for toddlers can be crazy expensive! So I’ve decided, like I do about most expensive things, to attempt a DIY version! I think it turned […]
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: […]
Rather than just exchanging pre-made chocolates, why not share the experience of making them together??? Cooking together is a great social/emotional experience and since there is measuring, melting, scooping etc. you are experiencing math, science and fine motor concepts! Given the current covid climate, this […]
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 […]