Are you contemplating teaching your preschooler at home? If so, that awesome! Let me give you the basics of how to teach preschool at home. I have three kids who did preschool at home, and they are now all in elementary school and are thriving! Preschool was such a special time, and I’m so thankful…
When we are teaching our kids the alphabet we are actually asking them to memorize three things about each letter: the uppercase, lowercase, and coordinating letter sound.
Clip cards are such an easy activity to whip together for kids that learn from multi-sensory activities. These kids benefit from busy hands at the same time their mind is working.
I put together this hands-on, Animal Habitats Busy book to clarify some of my three-old’s interesting thoughts about where animals live. Of course, she has been quite relieved to learn that alligators, large snakes, and lions prefer not to live in Oregon
It’s still cold outside, but this Spring Activities Pack is prepped and ready to go, so I’m going to share it. The content of these activities is more of what we have been working on this year, but with a Springtime theme.
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…
Another resource for reading comprehension! This time, geared a little more towards the younger learners. This is a print and go, no-prep resource that includes simple passages and corresponding, comprehension activities.
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…
With Christmas right around the corner, I’ve put together a festive, activity pack for my pre-k and kindergartener that focus on literacy and handwriting. Furthermore, with silly elves peaking over the top of every page I’m hoping their daily practice of handwriting will be a little more exciting. My kiddos really enjoy pencil and paper…