You and the kids are definitely going to want to try these messy play ideas at home! They’re fun and easy to setup, without using too many supplies. I often share ideas for messy play in the classroom, but there’s nothing keeping you from bringing messy play home too! Messy play is any activity thatKeep Reading
Sunken Treasure Pirate Sensory Bottle Ideas for Kids
Read below about three ideas for making a pirate sensory bottle with kids. These bottles are perfect for a preschool pirate theme or a summer camp. Related: Children’s Books about Pirates These “sunken treasure” discovery bottles were first made when my son was still in preschool. We put them together during a pirate-themed summer campKeep Reading
50 Awesome Homemade Games for Kids to Play and Learn
Check out this huge collection of homemade games for kids. You’ll find fun learning games that cover math, literacy, logic, fine motor skills, and more. I’m a big believer in fun learning activities for kids. This ensures that the children are engaged and interested. And that engagement and interest helps the learning stick more inKeep Reading
Counting Flowers Book Free Printable for Preschool
This counting flowers book explores a variety of early literacy concepts while helping kids learn to count. Printable books are a wonderful way to teach children so many different early learning concepts. Related: Preschool Flower Theme Lesson Plan Pack As I mentioned above, printable books can be used to teach SO MANY skills – fromKeep Reading
Lava Slime That’s Perfect for Lego Star Wars or Dinosaur Play
This molten lava slime is perfect for all kinds of science and sensory play. We especially loved using it with Star Wars Lego characters and dinosaurs. How will YOU and the kids use it? Related: How to Make Slime with Kids My son and I originally made this molten lava slime years ago. Take aKeep Reading
Sidewalk Chalk Paint Recipe That is Super Easy to Make
Get outside with the kids and create some beautiful transient art using this oh-so-easy sidewalk chalk paint recipe. Be sure to check out some of these sidewalk chalk ideas if you need inspiration. Related: Fun Art Projects for Kids When spring weather rolls around, it is time to break out the sidewalk chalk! Let theKeep Reading
Easy and Fun Art Projects for Kids to Do at Home or School
Below you’ll find tons of fun art projects for kids to do. They’re part of a huge list of over 100 activities for preschoolers at home (or school!), so be sure to check that out too. The focus here is, of course, FUN art for kids! Preferably, fun art that is also simple and engaging.Keep Reading
Super Fun and Engaging Scented Rainbow Science for Preschoolers
Below you’ll find out how to set up a scented rainbow science activity the kids will want to do again and again (and again!). You can teach the children about chemical reactions with just a few simple materials. Be sure to add this to your list of rainbow experiment ideas once you’re done. Related: St. Patrick’sKeep Reading
Star Wars Activities Perfect for Celebrating May the 4th
A fun collection of Star Wars activities for kids (and adults!) who love the series. Perfect for those celebrating May the 4th, but they’d be fun year round too. “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. . .” (More accurately, years ago in a small town in the States . . .)Keep Reading
Alphabet Activities that Engage Young Kids as They Learn
These alphabet activities are perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids exploring early literacy. Learning about letters is more than singing the alphabet song over and over (although that can be fun for a while!). It’s about hands-on activities, manipulating letters, using letters in real and meaningful ways. I put together this collection of alphabet activitiesKeep Reading
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