How do I use these kids printable activities? I am starting a new series called How to Use Preschool Printables. There will be a new post every Friday and each post will highlight a different preschool or toddler printable. It will have instructions for how to use these printables for learning. If you have ever… Continue reading How to Use Preschool Printables
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How to Use Montessori 3 Part Cards
How do I use Montessori 3 Part Cards? I have been getting a few questions about Montessori 3 Part cards in the past few weeks so I guess it’s time to write a post about them. :) 3 Part Cards can be a fabulous learning printable, but you do have to know how to use… Continue reading How to Use Montessori 3 Part Cards
Toddler and Preschool Learning Theme: F is for Farm
What preschool learning themes can I teach with the letter F? You know, I like to start these posts with some interesting thing about my life, kids, or about the theme. But today, I got nothing. Sometimes life is just normal, which is great, unless you’re trying to write a blog post about something interesting.… Continue reading Toddler and Preschool Learning Theme: F is for Farm
Use Kid Tweezers for Fine Motor Growth and Development
How do I keep fine motor activities exciting for my child? I had these kids tweezers on my list of things to buy for tot school for a long time, but I kept dragging my feet. They were just a little bit more expensive than I thought they should be, plus I just wasn’t sure… Continue reading Use Kid Tweezers for Fine Motor Growth and Development
Toddler School Letter E: E is for Extinct
Where can I find a toddler homeschool curriculum to teach the letter E? This week our theme is E is for extinct. This theme gave us the chance to explore dinosaurs, fossils, and wooly mammoths. Smiley Man had an absolute blast with this theme. He loved digging for bones in our sensory dirt and he… Continue reading Toddler School Letter E: E is for Extinct
How to Use Sensory Bins
How can I use sensory bins to teach my child? I’ll be honest, I resisted sensory bins for a long time before I started using them with my kiddos. They just seemed too simple to be as great as everyone said. The truth is, kids need things that are simple. They thrive with simplicity. I… Continue reading How to Use Sensory Bins
Letter D Tot School: D is for Dance
What is an early childhood education curriculum for toddlers that is fun for boys and girls? The theme for this week of tot school is D is for dance. I’ll be honest, this was my attempt at a “girly” theme so that my Toddler Curriculum would be fun for boys and girls. Since I have… Continue reading Letter D Tot School: D is for Dance
Math Cube Patterns with Free Printable
Where can I find a printable that will help teach my child patterns? It’s time for the final post in our pattern activities series. If you’ve missed any of our other pattern activities, check the bottom of the post for links to the other activities. Also, check out our store page for activity packs of… Continue reading Math Cube Patterns with Free Printable
5 Ways to Use Alphabet Stamps
How can alphabet rubber stamps be used for learning and for fun by my preschooler or toddler? I bought these Melissa and Doug Alphabet Stamps at the beginning of this year so Smiley Man could use them with my Toddler Curriculum. So far, both Smiley Man and Little Bear LOVE them. They are really sturdy… Continue reading 5 Ways to Use Alphabet Stamps
3 Ways to Use Pattern Boards
How can I use pattern boards to teach patterns to my preschooler? Pattern boards are really common in preschool packs and when used correctly they are great pattern activities for preschool. However, if you’re anything like me, you probably had no idea how to use them the first time you saw them. Never fear, today… Continue reading 3 Ways to Use Pattern Boards