Every March for the past few years we have created a Fizzing Rainbow. And let me tell you, the entire family loves this simple experiment! I know that I’ve said it before (and I’m sure I’ll say it again) but you can never go wrong with rainbows. And fizzing rainbows give me heart eyes for days! They are simply breathtaking… View Post
Have you and your little ones started crafting for St. Patrick’s Day yet? Ever since March 1st rolled around, we’ve been in rainbow, shamrock, and leprechaun crafting mode. And there is one craft in particular that our little nugget and I both fell head over heals for this year, so we wanted to make sure to share it with all… View Post
“Listen for the sound of the leprechaun – tap, tap, tap – as he cobbles his shoes. Perhaps if you find him, and if you are very nice to him…he will grant you a wish!” – The Story of the Leprechaun by Katherine Tegen Happy March! I don’t know about you guys, but we are looking forward to celebrating St…. View Post
If you’ve been following along with us for awhile now, you know about our love for all things sensory – sensory activities, sensory experiences, sensory bottles. We’ve shared a multitude of fun sensory ideas over the past couple of years – including our Sensory Walk – Texture Exploration, our Rainbow Rice Sensory Bin, our Frozen Goop – Summer Sensory Exploration,… View Post
It’s been awhile since we shared a recipe from one of our favorite children’s cookbooks – Sesame Street Let’s Cook! When our little nugget gets inspired to craft something in the kitchen, we usually gravitate toward this cookbook – and flip through the pages until we find a recipe that she wants to make. And our most recent winner was… View Post
On Tuesday, we shared our favorite resources and activities for Preschool Math – Learning Addition, and I realized that I had yet to share the resources and activities that we like to use to promote word recognition and reading skills. So, without further ado…here are our tips and tricks for Preschool Reading – Learning Sight Words! When teaching little ones… View Post
