Independence Day Preschool Activities to celebrate U.S. patriotic holidays with Montessori inspired practical life, sensorial and math invitations to balance, sort, and count.…
COSMOS themed unit study Montessori cultural and Science kids activities, crafts, and hands-on project-based invitations to learn will fascinate preschoolers and kindergartners while learning about space, the planets, the sun, the stars, and even…
Today, we are using materials you probably have at your home such as ☕️coffee filters and markers to conduct this amazing chromatography tie-dye color mixing walking 🌈 rainbow experiment! What you will need: white coffee filters,…
Hearts-stickers scissor practice DIY for preschoolers and kindergartners to promote fine motor control, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination.…
Are you looking for a simple and inexpensive ❤️️ Valentine's Class gift? Julia needs to make 38 class gifts this year, and this super quick and easy Heart Pencil Topper DIY is a perfect fine-motor…
Valentine Practical Life Activities, crafts, math DIYs and sensory play for preschoolers to promote fine motor control, creativity and numeracy skills. …
This simple and fun ⚗️science experiment with Skittles is visually astonishing and scientifically intriguing! It is also very easy to conduct at home utilizing 🍭materials you probably have {Do you still have those unwanted…
How about adding some✨magic to this Holiday Season? Your kiddo will absolutely love this fun 🎄Christmas Inspired Science ⚗️Experiment! A magic toothpick trick on how to turn a broken toothpicks snowflake into a star! Observe the toothpicks mysteriously glide…
Happy 🎂Birthday, Claude Monet! Among the greatest of the Impressionists, French painter Oscar-Claude Monet (born November 14, 1840 -1926) was the artist whose painting Impression: Sunrise (1872) gave the Impressionist art movement its name. Monet brought…
Montessori Odd and Even Math activity (also called Cards and Counters) concretely teaches a child what number is odd and what number is even, a concept which can otherwise seem very abstract to a child.…