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 …
Whether your Easter baskets are put away or not, there is still time to try these learning activities with Easter eggs. Save an egg carton, plastic Easter eggs, and even foam egg shapes for all of these creative ways to make learning fun! This is the perfect time of year to learn with eggs. …
Today we took our learning to our favorite place: outdoors!! I wrote the alphabet and numbers 0-20 on our driveway in chalk. Learning letters and numbers outside is so much fun. He sang the alphabet as I wrote the letters and we counted together as I wrote the numbers. With the alphabet, we said it …
A printable matching game is a great first activity to try with your toddler or preschooler. You can print a card game and match, sort, or play Memory with these cards. Here’s a collection of 60+ FREE printable matching games and printable memory games for your preschooler or toddler: Matching Colors Young children can …
Minecraft has become quite popular with my son. I made this Minecraft Dice Game to sneak in a little addition practice with a Minecraft twist. This can be a 1 player game or a 2+ player game (just print one set for each player). I love that both kids can play the same game …
Frozen is still the favorite movie of the year at my house! This Frozen dice game was a huge hit too! Practice counting and identifying numbers while having fun. Frozen Themed Dice Game Materials: Frozen Game Mat, Dice, 12 Counters (gems, cereal, blocks, bottle tops, etc.) Directions: Print the Frozen Game Mat and cut …
Help the bunny get to his apples. This DIY Lego Counting Game is the perfect way to practice counting with your Legos! How to Play: Gather 10-20 Legos, dice, a character to move along your Lego path. Set up your path with the Legos. Your path can be straight, zig-zagged, curved, short, or long. …
This is a simple and fun activity to practice matching with your toddler, or use the variations described below to play with your preschooler! Turkey Feather Matching Download Two different turkeys are included depending on the concept you want to practice with your little one. Download, print, and cut out the pieces …
We are getting ready for our first trip to Disney World! Disney themed activities are in the works over here and we started with this Disney Dice Game that is super simple to make from bottle tops. Materials: 12 bottle tops, Sharpie, dice How to Make the Disney Dice Game: Draw a simple Mickey Mouse shape …
Learning Numbers with this Elevator Game is a fun, engaging way to learn to identify numbers. Print a copy of the elevator buttons (below) and put them at the top and bottom of your stairs (or at the entrance of a room). Decide on a number of the day. Each …
Yesterday I shared a Number Tower activity with the same styrofoam cups. We put the numbered cups to use again with this “Guess the Number” Game. So simple and so fun! Get a small object (we used a flower eraser) and five cups. I decided to use cups 6-10 because those are harder for N …
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 …