During COVID, we spent a lot of time outside. We rode bikes, scooters, took the dogs for walks, and played with sidewalk chalk! This sidewalk chalk mosaic was extremely fun to do with the kids. Here’s how to make a sidewalk chalk mosaic! Things you need: First, pick a good spot for your design. IfRead more
This is a no-prep connect the dots activity for your toddler! In this activity, your child will practice holding a crayon, writing his/her name, counting, shape recognition, and coloring in the lines. Tips for working on all of the identified skills while doing this connect the dots activity with your toddler: Holding a crayon: TheRead more
Did you play memory games as a child? Memory games are incredibly beneficial for children and adults! Here is a list of 5 benefits of memory games for kids. 1 – Memory games improve concentration and attention span! 2 – They help to increase short term memory and exercise visual memory skills! 3 – MemoryRead more
We are living in a strange time, right? The Coronavirus is shutting the country down and kids are out of school. While this is not the first pandemic to hit the world, this is the first time (that I know of) that all students are required to essentially become homeschooled. While my Kindergartener is LOVINGRead more
Pre-school and kindergarten is a super fun time as a parent. Your child is learning at rapid rates and is on the verge of becoming a true reader. Do this fun hidden sight word activity to boost your child’s word recognition! Supplies: Paper (watercolor art paper is the best, but you can use whatever youRead more
Dear General Ed. and Special Education Teachers, Teaching is hard. I get it. You have a room full of students who test your nerves all day long. You have papers to fill out, meetings to attend, requirements to meet, and standards to teach. It is an overloading, overwhelming, all consuming job that is exhausting andRead more