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Math Activities for Kindergarten at Home

May 11, 2022 by Sarah Leave a Comment

Teaching math to your Kindergarten child at home can be a lot of fun! Children in this age group are excited, eager learners who learn best through hands-on activities and exploration. This post will give you many ideas for teaching math to kindergarteners at home through fun, hands-on activities! The hands-on math activities in this…

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The order for teaching letter recognition to kids

Teaching Letter Recognition – What Order to Introduce Letters

February 12, 2022 by Sarah 58 Comments

Wondering about the order for teaching letters to your little ones? I’m on it! I feel as though I am always writing about waiting to teach letter recognition. Wait and let little hands get strengthened by other activities. Wait until little minds have had ample time to hear different words and sounds. But a day…

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Halloween Preschool Crafts: Pumpkin Name Puzzles!

September 14, 2021 by Sarah 15 Comments

Halloween Preschool Crafts are a fine art … a careful blend of fun, education, and independence.  Well this one has it all!  Sammy and I made Pumpkin Name Puzzles and we had a lot of fun – cutting, matching, and gluing. If your little one is learning his or her name, this is such a…

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These alphabet games are perfect for active kids! Great activites for practicing letters and sounds with preschoolers.

Gross Motor Alphabet Games for Kids

May 2, 2021 by Sarah 2 Comments

These little ones of mine love to learn on the move. They like to touch things, reach and stretch, run and jump, and use all of those great big muscles they are forming (well, itty bitty muscles right now – these boys of mine are tiny!) But guess what? Learning with a whole body is…

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Writing Activity for Kindergarten

February 25, 2021 by Joanna Leave a Comment

Helping our little ones grow independent is such an important skill we need to put in place early on. By creating an activity like this, not only is a valuable learning goal being met but we, as parents, will actually stand a chance at enjoying the hot (ok, warm-ish) cup of coffee. This writing activity…

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Alphabet Obstacle Course for Kids at Home

January 25, 2021 by Joanna Leave a Comment

Winter is definitely upon us and with the cold weather here full force, you have to get creative to keep your little ones active and entertained. As it’s not always possible to bundle up in all our gear and head into the outdoors, creating this alphabet obstacle course for kids at home is a great…

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Dinosaur Activity for Kindergarten: Chocolate Chip Dino Dig!

January 20, 2021 by Sarah Leave a Comment

The time of the dinosaurs is such an interesting subject – and this dinosaur activity for Kindergarten really brings that learning to life.  Learning about how these creatures lived so long ago and how they were discovered can be a challenging one for our little ones.  With words like paleontology, archeological,  and prehistoric swirling around…

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20 Sparks to Ignite Child-Led Learning

July 16, 2020 by Sarah Leave a Comment

I hope you are excited, my sweet friend – toady I change your LIFE!!! Dramatic, well yes … but true. Today I am going to share with you some magic known as ‘Child-Led Learning”. Child-led learning is letting your child dive deep into topics of interest. It is seeing your child pour himself into projects…

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Mail Time! Setting Up Your Own Post Office

January 25, 2020 by Sarah 18 Comments

Do you know what you and your little ones need? A preschool post office themed activity! I tell you friends, this dramatic play idea lasted us ALL MORNING LONG!  Not only that, this preschool post office idea is so full of learning. My three year old was practicing identifying his letters, his sounds, and recognizing…

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How to teach your child to read using any simple, repetitive book! 10 fun games that will have them reading!

Teach Your Child to Read Using Any Simple Story!

January 9, 2019 by Sarah 8 Comments

Can I tell you a secret? You know those dry, mundane, ‘The cat is brown. The dog is black.’ stories? I LOVE THEM. Yes, the storyline leaves a lot to be desired. Yes, the words and pictures are so predictable it can be a little (more than a little) painful. But these books can be…

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