I remember the first time Piglet showed that she was starting to notice differences in sizes. She said “Wow! Mommy! Your hand is much more huger than mine!” *giggle* Since she has older siblings, she seemed to become aware of the differences between bigger and smaller pretty quickly. After all, she wasn’t able to doKeep Reading…
Preschool Playdough Mats: Farm Shape Playdough Mats
I love teaching shapes to early learners. It’s just plain fun. There are shapes all around us! So, once you introduce basic shapes to your preschoolers, expect them to point them out everywhere they look. *Pointing to a window* – “Look, Mommy! A square!” *Pointing to a plate* – “Look, Mommy! A circle!” *Me pointingKeep Reading…
Spring Worksheets for Kids: Busy Bee Scissor Skills Worksheets
Who’s ready for spring? I feel like a wimp, because we haven’t had any snow here this year, but I’m still ready for warmer weather! So, I’m sharing some free bee-themed scissor skills worksheets to help little ones get into the spring spirit! Piglet is a little cutting machine. She wants to cut and pasteKeep Reading…
Spring Worksheets for Kids: Flower Size Sorting Printables
One of Piglet’s favorite subjects to discuss is how “big” she’s getting. On any given morning, she may emerge from her bedroom shouting “I’m getting so big!” or “I’m almost as big as you now, Mama!” Preschoolers are often fixated on getting “big”, which is a surefire way to know that they’re starting to noticeKeep Reading…
Free Spring Printables for Preschoolers
Are your little ones getting spring fever yet? My four-year-old is super excited about going to the park now that the skies are turning blue and the air is getting warmer. (Yes, I know we can go to the park during winter, but I’m from Florida, so no.) To help her along with her preschoolKeep Reading…
Free Winter Printables for Preschoolers
Winter is a great time to get kids excited about learning! Especially when the weather is so awful no one wants to venture outside. 🙂 If you have older kids (like I do), it can be tough to keep your younger ones involved in your homeschooling lessons. Our preschooler always wants to be at theKeep Reading…
Preschool Playdough Mats: Mountain Playdough Shape Mats
With Piglet starting on preschool work this fall, we’ve been using a lot of preschool playdough mats. So this week I’m sharing a brand new printable set of preschool mats: Mountain Playdough Shape Mats! These are super fun for little ones who are working on fine motor skills, shape recognition, and more! Plus, they’re aKeep Reading…
Free Fall Printables for Preschoolers
Preschoolers love learning about fall and autumn! The leaves are changing colors, the air is getting colder, and you can catch glimpses of all kinds of animals! I love sharing fall printables whenever I can, so I thought I’d share a list of fun and free fall printables for preschoolers that you and your PreKKeep Reading…
Preschool Playdough Mats: Apple Tree Counting Mat
Piglet, our youngest, is starting PreK this year. She is so excited about it. Of course, she also thinks that she will begin kindergarten immediately after the first day of PreK. 🙂 Since she’s working on PreK concepts, I’ll be sharing a lot more preschool resources this year, including preschool playdough mats! Here in the U.S.,Keep Reading…