This week’s Share It Saturday features are all about ice! Ice play is one of our fall-back activities, both at home and at preschool. It’s a wonderful material for sensory play, pretend play, small worlds, and science. Plus, it’s just fun and engaging for the kiddos. Adding different materials (like toys, glitter, or baking soda)Keep Reading
80+ Awesome Art Ideas for Kids
I had such fun looking back at Fun-A-Day’s top learning activities from 2014. It inspired me to share the top 5 art-inspired Share It Saturday posts from the year, too. All together, that’s over 80 art ideas for kids to try out in 2015! The only problem is which one to choose first. art ideas forKeep Reading
Pine Cone Christmas Crafts for Kids to Make
This week’s Share It Saturday features focus on pine cones! I was so enamored with Fireflies and Mud Pies’ Reindeer Ornament that it inspired this collection. Without further ado, here are 10 pine cone Christmas crafts to try this month! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Christmas Pinterest board? Related: Acorn Crafts and Activities for a PreschoolKeep Reading
Button Christmas Crafts for Kids to Make
Welcome back to Share It Saturday! This week I’m featuring Christmas crafts for kids to make with buttons. The inspiration behind this collection is Buggy and Buddy’s Button Christmas Tree! It’s beautiful, of course, and it also lets kiddos practice fine motor and math skills. I’d love to make a version for my preschool classroom! moreKeep Reading
Christmas Play Dough Recipes and Activities
Welcome back to Share It Saturday! This week, I’m featuring Christmas play dough recipes and activities for the kiddos. My preschoolers, and my school-age son, always get a kick out of play dough. In addition to all of the fun, play dough lets children work their fine motor skills and explore their creativity. play dough recipesKeep Reading
10+ Creative Ways to Teach One-to-One Correspondence
I loved seeing all of the one-to-one correspondence activities linked up at the past two Share It Saturdays! Each of the activities were meaningful and playful ways to teach an important math concept to the kiddos. I hope you find them as inspiring as I did! what is one-to-one correspondence? In a nutshell, one-to-one correspondence means matching oneKeep Reading
10+ Fall Sensory Activities with Cinnamon
Today I’m spot-lighting fall sensory activities with cinnamon! Cinnamon always reminds me of fall and winter holidays spent with family and friends – pumpkin and sweet potato pie with my cousins, cinnamon and clove on the stove top, spiced teas and wines with friends. Scent seems to have a big link to memories for me.Keep Reading
15 Five Senses Activities for Fall Fun
Today’s Share It Saturday features are all about five senses activities for the fall! Each of the senses has three activities for playful fall learning for the kiddos. Activities for the sense of sight These ideas focus on children using their eyes to differentiate colors and light, as well as enjoy the sights fall hasKeep Reading
10 Glow in the Dark Activities for Kids
Today’s Share It Saturday features are glow in the dark activities for the kiddos! Personally, I think they’d be fun for adults to try out, as well. Which one would your children like the best? I think the slimes would be a huge hit here at home! glow in the dark activities to try tonightKeep Reading
Not-So-Creepy Spider Crafts and Activities for Kids
Anyone who knows me is going to laugh that I put together this collection of spider crafts, as I have a severe problem with spiders in real life. I think these constitute not too creepy spider activities, though! Related: Halloween Activities for Kids Spider crafts and activities even arachnophobes can enjoy! Click on the orange textKeep Reading
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