Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this O is for Owl tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this N is for Ninja tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this M is for Mouse tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this L is for Lion tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this K is for Kangaroo tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this J is for Jellyfish tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
Drawing Through the Alphabet is a fun way for children to work on forming letters, use fine motor skills to draw lines and curves, and reinforce beginning letter sounds like in this I is for Iguana tutorial. Check out why I started this series of drawing tutorials for kids and make sure to scroll down to …
It’s summer. It’s hot. Really really hot. I also have a 3 year old who has no interest in being indoors. So we are outside a lot. He also is really into learning letters now that he has his name mastered. Therefore, I give you our version of Water Phonics. You basically only need two …
Use your little one’s favorite characters or toys to make learning letter sounds fun! 1. Gather up favorite characters. You could use toys you own or printed pictures. We used a printable puppet playset from 1+1+1=1. 2. On small pieces of paper, write the first letter of each character you have, and spread them out. …
You’ve heard The Activity Moms rave about tiny objects and how our preschoolers and even older children LOVE them! And we love how much they can LEARN with them! We’ve used our tiny objects in a toddler activity (also great for busy bags) to match a few tiny objects to their beginning letter. We’ve filled …
This sorting game can be played with any age group and any skill with your own play food at home! While playing outside in the cottage kitchen, we decided to cook up some special orders. I asked for foods that start with the letter “B” My daughter proudly served me bread, blueberries, burger, and a …
I put together a collection of black and white alphabet pictures from A-Z (source: clker.com) to use for alphabet crafts. How to Use the Alphabet Pictures Cut letters out of magazines (or cut words out of magazines and give your child a chance to cut the letters out themselves). Then, glue them onto the …