Find games & activities to do with your kids throughout the year.
Today I’m sharing a super-fun, interactive Spring busy book that you can use with your preschooler or kindergartener. With bright colors and a spring-theme, this activity booklet works on matching, patterns, shapes, sizes, counting and more! My youngest has really enjoyed this resource, and I love that I have something I can easily pull out…
Here are some Christmas-themed, math printables for a more festive approach to arithmetic this month. All of these are pre-k through Kindergarten level.
We are adding another Christmas Busy Book to our morning basket. This one focuses on sequencing, spatial reasoning, and counting numbers 1-10. My three-year old loves this one. Starting out, she had no problem with the counting pages. However, the sequencing was a challenge. Nevertheless, once she realized she could follow the numbers on…
Today I’m sharing a printable Nativity busy book that teaches kids about the birth of Jesus in a hand’s-on, fun, and engaging way. Kids love hearing stories, and retelling them, don’t they? Knowing this, I thought it would be fun to make an interactive Nativity busy book that I could read to my kids OR…
Time to switch out the Fall Busy Book for the Winter Themed Busy book! More patterns, counting, numbers, spatial reasoning, and building of fine motor skills.
Play dough mats are the perfect thing to pull out for an easy activity. They are also an awesome tool for teaching because they engage the hands, as well as, the mind.
Experience-based gift ideas seems to be the buzz among my mom friends. No breaking the bank for plastic that will loose their interest before the day is out. I’m listening.
Today I’m sharing some Thanksgiving placemats and conversation cards. I love family traditions, particularly now that we have kids. The special and sometimes cheesy little things we do together is not only creating memories now, but connecting our past, present, and future families together. Our Thanksgiving Traditions With that being said, one of my favorite…
I have a ton of goals for our home school this year (probably too much). I’m sure Jon Acuff would shake his head at my list and tell me to cut it in half.
Interesting in making some fingerprint ornaments with your kids? If so, stick around because I’m going to share how we made ours this year! Why handmade Ornaments are special Growing up, there where two big chests that sat under the basements stairs. (Old ones that were made from some kind of metal and weighed about…