Dedicated to Developing the Whole Child
Valentine’s Day is an all time favorite of mine. Celebrating what you love in life – people, places & even things – is a wonderful thing, especially for kids to embrace. Here are some of the activities we’ve done over the years. Valentine’s Day Sensory Tub Valentine’s Day Family Puppet Valentine’s Day Montessori Tray Valentine’s [Read On]
Our son is 3.5 year old and is prime for reading and writing. Montessori aside, we are big fan of Miss Rhonda’s Readers. The First Readers are sweet stories and adorable, colorful illustrations that lure my child every time. As a way to integrate my son’s writing into his reading, I began making Printables (with [Read On]
I am not the craftiest person in the world. I sit back and admire the amazing creativity that passes my eyes, especially while scanning Pinterest. Here are my favorites: Toddler Approved’s Ghost Footprints Craft Project Idea‘s Glitter Web I Can Teach My Child‘s Pumpkin Lacing Halloween Science with Steve Spangler and Imagination Soup I Can [Read On]
Guest Post by Allison McDonald of No Time For Flash Cards Sorting is a beginning math skill that differentiates items by an attribute. With beginners like my daughter who is 22 months sorting can be used to also teach new words, count, and of course in this case color recognition . I like using objects [Read On]
