Today, we are making St. Patrick’s Day-inspired DIY Shamrock puzzle with a math twist. What you will need: recycled ice pop/popsicle sticks (or buy wooden craft sticks here) a shamrock cutout (we are using…
Happy 🎂Birthday Dr. Seuss! Theodor Seuss Geisel, born on March 2, 1904, in Springfield, MA, was an American author, political cartoonist, poet, animator, book publisher, and artist, best known for authoring more than 60…
After observing Julia doing multiplication exercises, Adrian expressed an interest, so we have been doing some multiplication work this past month. To illustrate the process concretely, we are using these mega building blocks to introduce…
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.…
Cutting primary color pasta is a fun kids activity for toddlers and preschoolers to practice scissor skills, advance fine motor control and promote bilateral coordination.…
DIY cardboard car-wash early scissors skills practice to promote bilateral coordination, fine motor control, and straight-line cutting accuracy. …
Today, we are freezing clear hydrogels and creating an icy Arctic ❄️Snowy Sensory Bin. For the first time, you can buy this sensory bin through my new Etsy store ~ order here. (5% of profits…
Happy ❄️February 1st! Have you wondered what to do with an old monthly 🗓calendar? A 🤗fun kids ⚗️science experiment of course! This is a cool trick your kids will 💙love when they see the…
Shoe polishing Montessori Practical Life care-of-self activity develops in preschoolers fine motor control, concentration, and confidence I can do it myself!
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