I don’t often “plan a unit”. Recently I attempted to do so by learning about the eye. We hit a few items on the list, but I opted to place the unit on the eyes on the back burner. Honestly, my son just didn’t seem interested in the activities. I was a bit heartbroken but […]
Children’s Books To Teach Money Sense
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Learning about money not only reminds us of the importance of financial responsibility but it also teaches children basic math concepts. Kids are ripe for this learning! Here is a list of our top Children’s Books To Teach Money Sense. Children’s Books Teach Money Sense Here is a list of books that I have reviewed and highly […]
Bath Time Sensory Ideas for Kids
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Last night we had a bathtub full of goo. Sounds messy and crazy? Not so much. Super easy to do, safe, and loads of fun for you and your kids! We are huge fans of bath time in our home. Not only does it mark the transition from day to evening routine, but we also […]
Doctor Pretend Play – Preschool Activity
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My sister is a doctor. I talk about her a lot. I knew the day would come when our 2.5 year old would understand that being a doctor is an important job and relationship in our lives. Over the last few months he has begun to understand that doctors take care of us and try […]
“Fingertip” Resist Painting for Toddlers
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Kids are simply amazing. If we parents and caretakers can have enough strength and will to hold ourselves back and observe, their ingenuity and creativity are profound and quite a sight to behold (and not to mention to learn from). Yesterday we set up the easel. We added yellow and blue paint and some glitter […]
Teach Kids Financial Responsibility: Arthur’s Pet Business
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I fell in love with this book, the main character and the book’s author, Marc Brown. A wonderful story that tells of the importance of responsibility, in general. Age Appropriate: The reviews read kindergarten – 3rd grade. The story is definitely for older children. I tested it last night on my 16 month old and […]