Your baby is constantly learning through the world around him. Provide fun activities for your baby to experience. Here are 19 baby activities that we love! These simple activities will strengthen cognitive skills, fine motor skills, and language development. Support baby’s development in a fun way.   19 Activities for Your Baby     Baby …

Does your child love working with perler beads and love princesses? You can use these perler bead patterns to make some of your favorite characters. What are Perler Beads Perler beads are small plastic beads, often called melty beads that can be purchased at craft stores. You arrange them in a pattern on a small …

This collection of alphabet letter crafts is so much fun for preschool children. Tap into your child’s creativity with a fun letter craft. There are so many different options to choose from and all are using materials you probably have on hand right now. Your child or students will have a great time making these …

Looking for a fine motor skills activity for December? Cutting Santa’s beard is a great way for little hands to practice cutting skills this holiday season. Trim Santa’s beard with these free beard-trimming pages. This Christmas activity will be a big hit with Preschool aged or Kindergarten students and will give them plenty of practice …

Listening is such an important skill for younger children and even adults. There’s no better way to practice good listening skills with young children than through simple games. Listening Activities Walk the Plank This simple listening game is a fun way to practice early listening skills with your preschooler or older toddler. We got out …

I made these sensory bottles for my baby to look at, hold, shake, and of course put in her mouth. I filled smaller bottles so that they were easy for her to hold. They were a great thing to bring on car rides and they were great option for tummy time too. As she got …

Adult coloring books and mandala coloring books are so popular right now. Younger children, older children, and adults are spending time together and sharing hours of coloring fun. Did you know that coloring is actually a great stress reliever? After a busy day, I’ve also found that the conversation flows as we start to relax …

Count and clip cards are a great way for little learners to practice counting with one-to-one correspondence and number recognition. I love that they are a low prep independent activity. It’s an easy way to make learning fun. Use them in Math centers, a tot tray, or as a busy bag. Targeted Skills fine motor …

Spring is right around the corner. For many parents and students, that means one thing. A science fair is coming! Science fairs seem to be a right of passage for a young scientist with exploding volcanoes, homemade rock candy, a clean water experiment, and other simple experiments that normally fill table after table in an …

Pattern blocks are a great way to explore math skills such shapes and spatial awareness. They are fun for kids of all ages. These FREE Super Mario pattern block mats are perfect for a small group or to put in Math centers.   If you don’t have pattern blocks, we recommend this pattern block set …

Find a bag of shaped buttons at your local craft store and turn that one bag of buttons into unlimited fun with 15 learning activities! There are so many different skills you can practice with these simple and fun button activities. From fine motor skills and counting to sorting and graphing, there are so many …

Does your child make endless perler bead creations and love the world of Minecraft? If so, these Minecraft perler bead patterns are for you! These melty beads are so much fun to create with for kids of all ages. For younger children, picking up and arranging the beads in this Minecraft perler bead craft is …