Adrian 5 years

A lot of babies and toddlers like to “post“ or drop objects into a hole or a slot. If they “post” to a non-transparent box or a can, they master object permanence concept (understanding…

Today is the first day of Spring, so Happy March 20th, and we are celebrating the awakening of mother nature from its long winter respite with this Spring 3D textured Cherry Blossoms Popcorn craft…

Themed unit studies are an amazing opportunity to expand social studies, learn about various cultures and traditions while having fun decorating a classroom or your learning space. Children are excitedly anticipating St. Patrick’s Day,…

This is a fun DIY to reuse your milk caps and create a festive St Patrick’s Day inspired Rainbow fine motor activity. You will need: pom poms (we are loving these glitter ones), recycled…

Today, we are making green borax-free baking soda slime inspired by the approaching St. Patrick’s Day. Slime, besides being absolutely awesome to touch, is also an amazing science demonstration. We love hands-on learning, and…

Here is a fun St. Patrick’s Day craft idea your little one would love! What you will need: washable paint shamrock stencil (you can also trace and cut one out) large marshmallows (alternatively, your…

Here is a fun and colorful sensory bin you can set up as a part of St Patrick’s Day inspired activities. I am using this serving tray, but you can use any deep dish…

We are continuing our unit study by weighing and balancing rocks and minerals on precise balance scales. Balance (or a pair of scales) uses a balance beam and compares masses by balancing the weight…

Are your children fascinated to dig deep into the Earth’s layers to discover gems and treasures hidden within? Mine are, and so I am excited to share with you our Rocks & Minerals unit…

Do you need an easy, free and effective Patterning DIY to start your week? Well, grab a piece of paper and a pen. (I am using wooden alphabet stamps but feel free to use…