If you’re trying to get your preschooler to learn their letters, you may notice that learning is not so appealing to them if it’s not fun. Getting your 3 or 4 year old engaged and excited about a learning activity is so important to teach them new skills....
Most preschoolers are ready to start learning letters and the sounds that they make by the time they are 3 years old. They will learn to develop phonemic awareness (listening for a sound in a word) and have an understanding of phonics (associating a letter with that...
Now that your toddler is cruising around, they’ve really begun exploring the world around them. You’re probably ready to start exposing them to more learning experiences while simultaneously keeping them busy! What better way to do this than with a toddler...
If you are a parent who has successfully made it through 2020 while not letting your child’s education be compromised, we applaud you. However, if you need a little screen time to get through some of those long days, here’s my list of the best educational...
You may not even realize it, but teaching your baby to point is a developmental milestone that goes right along with waving bye-bye and other gestures. Your baby starts communicating before they ever even say a single word. This means all those cute little hand...
Infants are quickly learning about the new world around them. They love exploring new textures and objects that are put in front of them. There are many baby toys for 3 to 6 month olds out there that will help to promote their senses, motor skills, and...
Sorting colors is a quick and simple activity to do with your toddler- they will have so much fun, they will not even notice how much learning is going on! Although your toddler may not begin retaining all the information, it is essential to begin introducing the...
I am always on the hunt for fun ways to add a little bit of learning to my daily activities with my kids. With winter still holding strong for at least another month or so it is important to find things, we can do inside. This clothespin letter match activity is...
Are you tired of the same old dull printout worksheets when trying to teach your preschooler to use scissors and cut? You definitely need to give this amazing and unique cutting activity a try! By putting a twist on cutting practice, we found an entire new way to...
The cool weather is now bringing time for us to settle in and do some fun indoor activities. In particular, we can get our children learning new concepts and skills using the FREE PRINTABLES that I’ve been offering all season long! Exposure is key when it comes...