We have begun our Preschool Journey!! It has been wonderful having a fresh start. Since it is the summertime, we are moving quickly, but not too rigorously. We try to fit in as much as we can, but if we read together, we call the day a success. You can see full details of our…
21 fruit activities for kids
Is there anything better (in the world) than a big bowl of fruit in the summertime? Not for me. I love fruit. Every single kind I’ve tried (except bananas in the fruit salad — just don’t do it!) Anyways — I thought it’d be fun to compile the best Fruit Activities for Kids that I…
best preschool books for the letter Aa
We love books in our house. I have piles and baskets and shelves and more baskets full of children’s and baby board books. And I just want to keep getting more!! I can often be caught scouring garage sales and library sales to buy good, quality used books. I don’t buy anything that is not…
best homemade playdough recipe
I am sharing my favorite playdough recipe over at Hip Homeschool Moms today!! We made this recipe when we were kids, and now that my son is no longer allergic to gluten, I can make our homemade playdough recipe for my own children! In my post, I also share: tips for adding color variations for…
ice cream play dough {12 months of sensory dough}
It’s that time again! Time to try a new play dough :) We had a blast making this month’s Ice Cream Play Dough for the 12 Months of Sensory Dough series. This month we are exploring Ice Cream Play Dough. What is it, you ask? Well….. it can be anything you want it to be! There…
preschool plans: the next round of ABCs
My plans for the next round of ABCs have gone up and down and around. I love sharing what we do at home. But as this last alphabet drew to a close, I found that my son was not enjoying it anymore. This is partly my fault. I became less creative — and we’ve spent…
dandelion playdough recipe
The most amazing news …. you may want to sit down …. my son grew out of his gluten allergy!! Not only can he eat my homemade bread, but he can also (more importantly) do sensory play with flour now!! I am beyond thrilled. He used to react to even the touch of flour, so…
What is Tot School {and how can I do it at home}?
I love learning alongside my 3 year old. We have been doing “Tot School” for over a year now, and though I’m not an expert, I do have a lot of ideas and resources to share with you! I am a contributing team member over at Hip Homeschool Moms and I’m so excited to share…
Early Literacy Idea Poster {free printable!}
Literacy learning comes in stages for little ones. The first thing we can do to assist them in their journey is to read to them. Morning, noon, night. The next is creating open ended opportunities to explore letters and sounds. But what to tackle first? Uppercase or lowercase? Sounds or letter names? Every parent and…
Preschool Math with Counting Bears {free printable!}
Math manipulatives are a valuable learning tool for children of all ages. We love counting bears and use them for math learning. Head over to Hip Homeschool Moms today to check out how you can help your child with learning number sense while utilizing math manipulatives — and you can download a simple, free printable to use with…
Heidi Songs Review & Giveaway
I had the chance to review Heidi Songs learning dvds and wow do we love them! Check out my full review at Hip Homeschool Moms. And you can enter a giveaway to earn $50 in Heidi Songs Products!
ABC Learning: Sticker Dot Letter Review
Help your child review their ABC Learning with stickers! A Sticker Dot Review! A fun and easy review that emphasizes literacy and fine motor skills! All you need is paper and some sticker dots for this simple activity. Once your child knows their uppercase letters, you could move on to matching lowercase and uppercase. Simple…
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