Learning letters is one of the key goals kids work on throughout preschool and kindergarten. At this age, you want to teach letter recognition as a precursor to reading, which typically begins between kindergarten and 1st grade. Understanding that letters make sounds...
Preschoolers have a lot of learning to do, so it’s important for parents to grab some different learning toys for 3 year olds to encourage and grow their skills. A 3 year old is working on so many different skills! They learn early literacy skills through letter...
Keeping your toddler busy while stuck at home can be a struggle, but there are ways to both occupy them while helping their little minds to grow and learn. You need some simple fall activities for toddlers in your plans this season. Now that fall is here, it’s...
Social skills are one of those things that take some time and practice to develop. Naturally, we as humans tend to be self-centered as a survival mechanism from birth. Just like any skill, you have to practice and teach so that your preschooler can get the hang of...
Fall is approaching, and that means all things apples! Apples are a quintessential fall theme since all of the local orchards open for picking. Who doesn’t love some apple cider? So, grab some apple printables to go along with the theme. I love all things...
One of my kids’ favorite Christmas traditions is writing letters to Santa to share what they want that year. We make a night of it, and I set up a station for them to make their letters as creatively as possible. I always have a few letters to Santa printables...
Are you struggling to come up with fun ways to teach your preschooler(s) the letter A? Learning the alphabet is the most basic level of learning to read, yet probably the most important! Just like anything you do with little ones, you want to make sure you have the...
Sensory bins are tactile ways for children to play that encourage various skill development. They are essentially a box filled with a textured filler like dry rice, pinto beans, or flour with various toys and tools in them for children to find and play with. A...
Learning left and right is something that starts at a young age; it’s a practical life skill kids need to understand. It’s easy to make it part of your everyday life, but you also can try playing some games for left and right understanding. Games are one...
Grab these FREE letter t printables to help your preschooler learn one of the most common letters of the alphabet! The alphabet is one of the most basic skills that a preschooler will learn. Teaching them letter by letter with various worksheets, crafts, and sensory...
