Preschoolers love to pretend to deliver mail. When we took our little ones to a pretend neighborhood, they all wanted to dress up as mail delivery workers and put envelopes in the tiny mailbox. It was adorable. Since learning to recognize colors and color words is an important skill for toddlers and preschoolers to master,Keep Reading…
Printable Spanish I Have Who Has Game for Kids
Early foreign language learning tends to focus on numbers, letters, and basic sentences. Which is great! But it’s also cool when you add in a little fun as you go, right? We’ve already shared printables to help kids learn to count in Spanish, but that’s not quite the same as learning to interact with othersKeep Reading…
DIY Origami Fox Bookmark Craft for Kids
When I was little, one of my very favorite movies was Disney’s Robin Hood. You know, the one with the foxes. Actually, I think fox Robin Hood might have been one of my very first crushes. (Please tell me I’m not alone in this.) Ever since then, I’ve had a soft spot for foxes. SoKeep Reading…
Preschool Worksheets: Cookie Counting Worksheets for Preschool
One of the wonderful things about preschool is that you don’t have to teach a whole lot of math. After all, you’re working with kids that are four to five years old. So it’s really a time for introducing the very basics of mathematics: shapes, sizes, counting, numbers, and so on. I thought we’d addKeep Reading…
Delicious Donuts ELA Activity Set
Donuts are life. Okay, maybe not life-sustaining. But definitely life-enriching. Nothing gets my kids up and out of the bed faster than me shouting “Alright, let’s go to Krispy Kreme!” So when I wanted to share a fun ELA activity set to keep them practicing creative writing, parts of speech, and more, I knew thisKeep Reading…