This simple fine motor color-matching Christmas tree is a fun and festive way for your little one to practice sorting by color while practicing those fine motor skills! With only a few minutes of ...
Cognitive Development
Make a Life-Size Hundreds Chart
When it comes to kids, everything is more fun when it is BIG! That's why this Life-Size Hundreds Chart was a huge hit with my 5-year old! Sure, we could have practiced all these ...
Shapes For Toddlers
Circle, Oval, Square, Triangle, Rectangle… identifying these basic 2-dimensional shapes and naming them gives our toddlers a foundation to understand more complex geometric shapes and structures ...
Hide and Seek Shape Activity
First published Jan 2012. I've been working with Little Brother on identifying some basic shapes and I thought this would be a good opportunity to use up the bag of fake snow that I used with our ...
Bouncy Egg Experiment
Bouncy Egg Experiment Have you ever seen a raw egg bounce? How about seeing the yolk of an egg while looking at it from the outside? No, you don't need x-ray vision or superpowers... You just ...
Ice Cream in a Bag Experiment
Ice Cream is a quintessential part of summer! But it also makes for a great (and delicious) science experiment... No fancy machine or cranking required! This 'recipe' was adapted from Steve ...
