Make these DIY Number Towers for your preschooler! Write numbers on styrofoam cups from 1-10. Challenge your child to put them in order from 1 to 10 and/or from 10 to 1 by stacking them and making a number tower. I love that this quick activity gives your kids a chance to identify numbers and …
I love our personalized growth chart and keepsake (ours is from Petite Lemon)! It is so fun to look back and remember how small they were when they were 2 and to think about the year they had that huge growth spurt. When we were measuring and marking our heights, I realized that you can be …
Make math experiences fun with these Math Games, organized by age from Toddlers to Age 6. Early Toddler DIY Baby Abacus Roll and Count (Early Toddler Game) Count and Sort Preschool Wonder Pets Dice Game (printable) DIY Bottle Top Counting Cards Parking Lot Number Practice Roll a ____ Dice Games …
If you live in Texas, you know all about H-E-B and Buddy Bucks. Here are some of our favorite H-E-B Buddy Buck Activities. My kids both LOVE to get Buddy Bucks! I should confess that Buddy Bucks are what makes our shopping trips easier. I often remind the kids (when they are …
Here are six printable dice games based on books that we’ve been playing. Read the story and then use the game to have fun counting and playing. Follow each link to the free printable and directions. Three Little Pigs Dice Game Llama Llama Red Pajama Dice Game Little Critter Dice Game Clifford Dice Game Chicka …
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Dice Game is a great counting game for your preschooler or toddler. It targets specific skills like one-to-one correspondence and more. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault is hands down our favorite alphabet book. It is such a fun read and really helps with …
The Three Little Pigs Game practices counting, one-to-one correspondence, and combinations of 10. 3 Little Pigs Dice Game We had so much fun with our Three Little Pigs set for retelling the story that I decided to make this Three Little Pigs Dice Game to go along with it. How to Play: *Roll the …
I picked up a few of these boxes in the Target dollar spot recently and knew they’d be great for hands-on Math with Halloween Objects with M (5 years old). They’re technically called “table scatter” but I had a feeling we could do a lot more with them than just scatter them on a table! …
We’ve been playing this Make 10 Game with our Uno cards. It is so fun and a great way to practice so many Math skills! Directions: Using only the cards 1-9, shuffle and make a 5 x 5 grid with the cards. Put the remaining cards in a stack off to the side. The game …
Shopping with kids isn’t my all time favorite thing to do. But if I must, you bet that I’m going to sneak in some learning fun for all. Here are my favorite Grocery Store Learning Activities. TODDLER/PRESCHOOL My favorite section of the grocery store to teach my toddler in is the produce section. There are so many …
On weekday afternoons, I tutor elementary students out of my home. M is always fascinated by this and begs to be “tutored” too. Last week, I had an unexpected cancellation and called in M as my next student instead. She was thrilled. I grabbed a handful of index cards, a marker, and a box of paperclips. …
Snowflake and Stocking Math for your preschooler or Kindergartener. Sorting the toys into the the stocking with the correct sum. Sorting the snowflake pieces to make a complete snowflake. Tips: Laminate the pieces so you can use a dry erase marker and change each activity. Other skills that you can practice with these games: More …