Fingerprint “I Love You” Book
Guest Post by Bridgette of Life Lesson Plans Nothing says love like ten sticky fingers reaching up to touch your cheeks and pull you in for a kiss. My two year old, Grayson, has decided that’s the best way…
5 Breakfast Conversation Starters with Monthly Mini™ Missions
Do you eat breakfast together as a family? Do you converse while eating or is it rushed and hurried? Scholastic and Kellogg’s®  Frosted Mini Wheats® believe that every day is a BIG day! They have teamed up to encourage families…
The Magic of Think: Social and Emotional Learning Activity and Audio Book (Product Review)
*This is a sponsored post. I was compensated for sharing my honest opinions on this product. All opinions are 100% mine. As a parent and teacher, I tend to focus a lot on the tangible, measurable aspects of…
Learning through Art
Guest Post by Faigie of Edu Art 4 Kids Did you know that art can be an amazing conduit to learning? Most people think of art for kids as something nice you do with kids to fill time. Maybe by coloring…
Learning and Playing while Mom is Down and Out
Being a mom when you are down and out is tough. Whether you are sick for a day or have a long-term illness or medical condition that causes you to spend most of your time on the bed or couch,…
Sight Word Target Practice
Hi! I’m Kristina from Toddler Approved and I am so excited to be guest posting today while Jenae takes care of her pregnant self and rests! Can’t wait to meet her cute little baby girl. Today I am going to…
Simple Balloon-Shaped Homemade Matching Games
Guest Post by Jen of Mama.Papa.Bubba. As a mama who loves to prepare engaging activities for my little one to discover and explore, I often find that the simplest, easiest to create ones are the most loved (and…
Jiggly Goop
Guest Post by Lauren of Tutus & Tea Parties This soft and jiggly sensory goop is a great new sensory experience for your littles. They will enjoy molding this gooey texture for quite some time. Â I was looking…
Number Detectives
Guest Post by Katie of Gift of Curiosity I’m Katie, mom to a four-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl. I’m so excited to be guest posting at I Can Teach My Child today in order to share a fun number…
An Outdoor Game for Kids who Love Fairy Tales (with printable action cards)
Guest Post by Anna of The Measured Mom How’s your summer? After a long, cold winter, we’re enjoying some beautiful weather – perfect for taking the kids outside. While my four-year-old could spend all day outdoors, his six-year-old sister often…
Secret Messages
Guest Post by Carla of Preschool Powol Packets Thanks for having me over, Jenae! Today I’m sharing a fun activity that can be used to reinforce spelling words, sight words, letter and number recognition, and sentence writing! My kids have been…
Write and Stick a Sound
Guest Post by Becky of This Reading Mama My son {currently 4 years old} loves to “do school” at home. He asks for it quite often, which warms my heart! He’s also my child that likes to get…
Baby Play: Introducing Sound Concepts
Guest Post Leah of Simple. Home. Blessings. Our youngest is finally getting to the exploration stage. For the first number of months, she seemed to be taking it all in without a real interest in getting involved in the…
5 Ideas for Free Summer Play
Guest Post by Kirsten Joy of kirstenjoyawake.com Summer is more than halfway through and for many of us vacations and stay-cations are in full swing. Usually, this means the budget is spent and we still have half the summer…
Spielgaben Product Review
This is a sponsored post. I was given the featured product in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are 100% mine. Spielgaben, a company that originated in Australia, will soon be making its way to the US! The…
Funny Photo Contest: Vote for your Favorite!
I had a really hard time deciding between all of the great pictures submitted. Truth be told, there were only a total of 14 submitted, which made narrowing it down to 10 even harder! Here are the options. Please vote…
Summer Math Fun for Preschoolers & Kindergarteners
Guest Post by Charity Hawkins, author of The Homeschool Experiment Teaching math to young children is easy. No worksheets, flashcards or apps are required. All that is required is a willing adult who will help explain how the…
Big Dream Television Casting Call
This is a sponsored post. I was compensated for sharing this information with my readers. We all have dreams, big and small. I was recently contacted by a television producer from Twofour America who is looking for strong women…