I read about this activity at Granola Mom 4 God. I love when I already have the materials and can try the activity right away! B was full of giggles and didn’t want to stop. So fun! Here’s what you do: *Stand up on a chair and drop a feather. (I had silk flowers on …
Now that it is flu season, we are spending extra time washing our hands and I am annoying myself by constantly saying “Ok rub them together, now rinse, pay attention, rinse, ok now dry”. Once we started singing this Wash Your Hands Song, it became a fun experience instead of an annoying one. Wash, wash, …
This Days of the Week Song is a hit with all children and will help them remember the order of the days of the week. Days of the Week (To the tune of The Adams Family Song) Days of the week (snap snap) Days of the week (snap snap) Days of the week, days of …
I love an activity that you can throw together and experiment with what you have. For this experiment we used a wrapping paper tube, pom poms, and a bucket. We tucked it in the corner of the couch at an angle and experimented with sending pom poms down the tube. At first, B just enjoyed …
This activity works for me for a long car ride or a long wait. Use a piece of sand paper (8 1/2 X 11) and yarn (different lengths) to create different designs/pictures on the sandpaper. The yarn sticks to the sandpaper, but you do have to press it down. I cut the yarn in …
I made Ice Treasures by freezing a few of B’s toys in a bowl of water and letting him use his tools to get them out. The hammer and chisel method is what we were teaching and hoping he’d use, but in the end it was just the hammer that B had the most fun …