I often receive emails from readers asking about ways to help guide children to writing skills without shoving a pencil or crayons in their little hands. This fine motor activity not only helps develop hand-eye coordination but also jump-starts skills to aid in the writing journey. Working fine motor skills is important but fine motor […]
Fine Motor Skills Activity for Toddlers Using Tongs
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Developing fine motor skills does not have to be hard and is actually quite accessible in the home! You don’t need to spend lots of money to help your child develop critical skills. This activity is so easy it is kind of embarrassing to dedicate a blog post about it. I hope it inspires you […]
Montessori at Home: Dressing Basket
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Are you having fun bringing Montessori into your everyday life in your home and as a Montessori parent? Or are you looking for a way to give your child independence and yourself a few moments of time? Regardless, all of it is so exciting. Involving fine motor and practical life skills, dressing is a big […]
Simple Fine Motor Activity for Preschoolers Using a Whisk
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One thing I love about early childhood practical life is that the lessons are abundant and at the tips of your fingers around the home. Fine motor activities at an early age help develop hand-eye coordination, hand strength, and small muscle strength. For these reasons we love playdough, using pipe cleaners, and sensory play. One […]
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 […]