I have a love/hate relationship with a lot of my childrens' toys. I love that play doh helps them with motor skills and get them to be super creative, but it gets all over the table and floors. Legos are really awesome for building whatever they can come up with, but I'm constantly finding little pieces all over the house. And dress up clothes? Lots of fun to see them pretend, but they constantly ended up dumped out in a big pile on the floor so that someone could find one item. I may not … [Read more...]
Teach Your Child To Write Thank You Notes
Chances are, you and your family received at least a few gifts over the past few weeks. Grandparents, friends, and other family members have blessed you with something. How awesome is that?! Now is the time to teach your children to write thank you notes. I used to put off writing thank you notes. (Okay, sometimes I still do...) I could never think of what to say, and I would either end up not using all of the space on the little card, or writing too much and having to overflow onto the … [Read more...]
Easy Allergy Friendly Halloween Treats
Halloween is quickly approaching, but if you haven't figured out what treats to hand out yet, have no fear! Your allergy friendly Halloween treat guide is here. Candy can be a fun treat, but not all kids can eat all the candies that are available. Here are some alternative treats that kids will still appreciate. (P.S. If you choose some of these treats, be sure to put out your teal pumpkin so that kids and their parents know they can grab these treats from you!) Most of the items linked … [Read more...]
Pinterest Preschool
For anyone who missed this past Sunday's email, my computer crashed last week, and I lost quite a bit, including my ebook Pinterest Preschool, which was supposed to be released today as a subscriber freebie. After taking a hard look at my schedule, I unfortunately don't have time to rewrite and reformat that book right now. But I still want to share that information with you! This will be a long one, but if I miss anything, ask your questions in the comments! photo credit The Internet … [Read more...]
Teaching Preschool With Toy Cars (from A to Z)
If you have little boys in your house, chances are you have quite the collection of toy cars. There are so many ways you can use these to teach your child! Some of these activities are more structured, while others are all about free play. Both types are necessary for learning! Letter A: Addition in lines, Alphabet parking lot matching uppercase and lowercase (pictured above) Letter B: Bigger or Smaller? - put out two cars and have your child point to the bigger or smaller one, … [Read more...]
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