DIY Oatmeal Play Dough
I know I said before that I had a favorite homemade play dough, but we had so much fun with this recipe, that I’m adding it to the list! I think I have opened my eyes and moved on to... Continue reading →
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DIY Puffy Paint
We love to find new ways to make paint. Miss 2 is very artistic and would happy painting all day. Mr 4 is not very artistic, however; he loves to feel squishy, slimy materials between his fingers. This project was... Continue reading →
Halloween Sensory Tub for Toddlers
Every morning, I set out a new activity for the children to discover. I do this so the children don’t choose the television for entertainment. I like to put this chunk of time in our morning schedule as our, Invitation... Continue reading →
Our Blue Day: A day of toddler blue activities
Some days I have blue days. Yes, they are there. No matter how content I am with life, sometimes events bring my mood down. On this particular day, I was having a real blue day. I could not get out... Continue reading →
Dinosaur Hunt: Sensory Bin
Everyday in our preschool home school, we read a new book and discover activities around the theme of the book. Yesterday was no different. After our circle time, we read Curious George, Dinosaur Tracks. We love this little monkey. The... Continue reading →
Making snow in the sun #preschoolfun
My son, who is 4 years old, is just ecstatic that Christmas is right around the corner. He asks daily what month it is and when Santa will arrive. I tell him when it snows in short. On our weekly... Continue reading →
The Preschooler Scientific Pumpkin Experiment
With Halloween just around the corner, our house has become full of pumpkins, gobblins and ghosts. Okay, maybe only a quarter of that sentence is true. Pumpkins are everywhere. I just love them! PS Didn’t you know homeschooling is about... Continue reading →
Apple Pie Sensory Bin
My two year old (almost three soon) LOVES sensory bins. I mean really…what is there not to love? Placing hands in a box, exploring, discovering, lifting, spilling, filling…oh, it’s the best! Besides being an awesome tool for learning, I use... Continue reading →
The Best Homemade Play Dough Recipe #kidscrafts
Let’s be honest, play dough is lots of fun. Even adults still like the touch and squeeze of play dough! I will admit, I like to roll, cut and create myself! When I learned a bunch of new ways to... Continue reading →
Sensory Tubs for Toddlers
I can’t believe I over looked the activity of a sensory tub! (slapping my forehead believe me!) I even took an Early Childhood Development class in college last year. (Slap! Slap! Slap!) Sensory tubs are amazingly fun. Children learn so much and they are... Continue reading →