Are you looking for a reindeer dice game to play in the month of December? You have come to the right place. Here are three printable games that practice counting and number recognition in a fun way. These games are the perfect addition to Math centers or to play on Winter break. Help …
Get into the holiday spirit with this free Christmas cut and paste activity. Young learners will strengthen fine motor skills and scissor skills in a fun way. As they cut out and assemble the Christmas tree, they will be practicing basic math skills such as visual discrimination, shape recognition, and sequencing. In this …
Pattern blocks are so much fun for kids of all ages. I love to give young children a chance to build and create with the different shapes. Whether that is on a table or mixed in with other blocks, just having time to explore the shapes is extremely valuable. Once enough time has been given …
Lately, B has really been interested in numbers so he has been enjoying the book Chicka Chicka 123 by Lois Ehlert. By enjoying I mean we have been reading it OVER and OVER again and then we tried this Chicka Chicka 123 Activity. In this story, the 0 watches as the numbers go …
Make a felt pizza for your little chef to use in the play kitchen. This is an easy craft that your little ones will have so much fun with and spend hours using in pretend play. This pizza set goes great with our DIY play kitchen spices that we made. How to …
Are you looking for fun ways to host a present swap? Do you like fun Math games? This gift exchange game is so much fun and is a great way to bring laughter and fun to any event! This Christmas gift exchange dice game can be played at a holiday party, in the classroom, or …
This free printable animal matching game is a fun way to practice the important skill of visual discrimination. Little learners will have lots of fun with this great activity. There are many ways you can use these picture cards with young children. No matter how you use the matching cards, they will increase their …
In the early years, nursery rhymes are an important way to explore rhyming words and phonemic awareness. Songs and chants are a fun way to play with different words and how they sound. Pointing out rhyming words in books as you read and playing rhyming games with real and silly words are other ways to …
Does your child love emojis? Let them have fun with these fun emoji crafts and activities for kids of all ages! From DIY emoji crafts and activities to easy emoji crafts and games, there’s something here for every kid. Emoji Crafts Emoji Bookmarks This emoji DIY craft combines paper & simple origami. Once …
Young children benefit from sensory play. One sensory experience that kids of all ages spend a good amount of time on is water play. Outside water play like using a water table, running through a sprinkler, or playing in a pool is awesome. However, sometimes you need an indoor activity for times it is too …
Make your own nature journal for kids with the help of these free nature journal printables. Whether you are doing a nature study, on a nature hike, or in your own back yard this free printable nature journal is just what you need. It’s time for an outside adventure! Nature journaling is a great way …
I love using pom poms with toddlers to make learning fun! They are inexpensive (dollar store or craft store) and there are so many simple ways to create activities with them. Check out our favorite pom pom activities for toddlers. Pom Poms and Trays Younger Toddlers The simple activity of putting the colored pom …