These printable bug action cards from Messy Little Monster are a great way to build some movement into the day with little ones.

You can use them when they need to get their wiggles (hops, crawls, flutters, etc.) out indoors … Read More...

Dr. Seuss, beloved author and illustrator, has captured the hearts and imaginations of generations with his whimsical characters and colorful illustrations. His stories have taught us valuable lessons about friendship, courage, and the power of imagination.

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I was looking on Pinterest for Dr. Seuss related activities the other day and I came across this reading challenge from an elementary school library in New York. (It may well originally have come from somewhere else, so if you … Read More...

Read Across America Week (aka Dr. Seuss’ birthday week) is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than writing some silly poetry?

This printable from Mrs. Thompson’s Treasures allows kids to write their own Green Eggs and … Read More...

My daughter is 10 and she still loves decorating masks. She made a mask to go with her Halloween costume last year and she loves decorating plain Mardi Gras masks with feathers, beads, sticker and other fun stuff.

Where Imagination … Read More...

Red Ted Art has amazing crafty resources around Valentine’s Day, and every year she does a roundup of new Valentine ideas and activities for kids.

This is the one from last year but you can find a ton more fun … Read More...

These printable Valentine’s Day number puzzles from A Dab of Glue Will Do are super cute and great for little learners working on the concept of different ways numbers can be presented.

Each puzzle shows the number, the corresponding number … Read More...

Sensory bottles are fun any time of year, and ones with a holiday theme add an extra special touch.

This slow falling hearts sensory bottle from Rhythms of Play is really cute and easy to make for one or many.… Read More...

With the year of the rat right around the corner, it’s a fun time to incorporate some rat or mouse learning activities.

These little rat finger puppets from Red Ted Art are super cute and would be fun for little … Read More...

There are so many great STEM and STEAM activities out there, and I love having books of activities around so my child can choose something she wants to do rather than me having to direct or suggest activities all the … Read More...

Winter break in the Northern Hemisphere is a great time for baking and kitchen fun, both because of the holiday season and because you might be cooped up inside with nothing else to do.

While all cooking and baking has … Read More...

Whether you are Jewish or just want to bring a little Hanukkah fun to your holiday celebrations, check out this printable cootie catcher (or fortune teller) that’s full of funny jokes for the holiday.

Grab the printable from BrenDid and … Read More...

Science always seems to be more fun for little kids when it involves food or candy. Kids of the right age will love seeing how they can bend their candy canes with a little help from heat.

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Have you put up your Christmas tree yet? I’m in the day after Thanksgiving camp, but no matter when your tree goes up, now is a good time to talk about the life cycle of a Christmas tree.

The Preschool … Read More...

Winter is a time when we notice evergreen trees a bit more, even beyond the ones inside our homes. It’s a great time to learn about the different kinds of trees and to study the differences in their leaves and … Read More...

This color matching turkey is really cute and an easy way for kids to practice fine motor skills with a Thanksgiving themed craft.

This is a great one to include in a fall-themed center in the classroom, or to have … Read More...

A Circle of Thanksgiving is sort of a story that goes with a beaded bracelet, each color representing a portion of the story of the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving. It explores a little bit of the history behind the … Read More...

Here’s a fun fall art project you can make with a kid or two at home or for a classroom full with a little prep.

Gather some acorn caps, marbles and other supplies to make these pretty acorn marble necklaces… Read More...

I went through a phase where I was obsessed with toddler and preschooler busy bags. I was part of a mom’s group and we did a giant swap of busy bag activities (so big I got five blog posts out … Read More...