I am so excited to start creating more dramatic play set ups for my daughter this year. Dramatic play or pretend play is so beneficial to children. It helps them develop so many important skills while playing, they don’t even realize they’re learning. Use these printables and items you already…
As the Fall and new school year are approaching, I have been thinking a lot about what I want to say on the topic of teaching your toddler at home. Over the last year and a half, starting when Little Miss Toddler was a little over a year and a…
Kindergarten Readiness. Getting your child ready for Kindergarten seems to be a very popular buzz term currently. As a parent and former teacher, I understand the fear that goes into sending your child to Kindergarten at the beginning of the year. The uncertainty of trusting your child to another adult…
Do you have a little one at home who is beginning to practice spelling and writing their name? This name building board is a perfect DIY project to whip together for them to practice at home. I wanted to create more activities that we can reuse over and over again…
Morning and bedtime routine charts for toddlers. I don’t know if this is something that happens to all newly turned 3 year olds, but lately Little Miss Toddler has been fighting bedtime! We have always had a pretty clear routine for bedtime but lately each step takes 10 times longer…
6 Easy Alphabet Activities For Toddlers Hi everyone! Today I wanted to share a roundup of some of our favorite and EASIEST activities to get your toddler and preschooler practicing the alphabet! My whole method to teaching letter names and letter sounds revolves around playful exposure. I like to set…
I am so excited to share this simple alphabet activity with you today! I set this up for my daughter on a Tuesday after a long weekend because those days just call for a super fast set up that doesn’t require much thinking! This activity came to me right before…
Happy almost summer friends! I am so excited to share our new June Learn and Play Toddler Activity guide with all of you! I started creating these guides back in January in order to take the stress out of planning activities for your toddler. I would find myself spending hours…
Hi everyone! I am so excited to share this super simple alphabet activity for you to set up at home or in your classroom for toddlers and preschoolers. Finding simple letter recognition activities for my toddler has been a challenge for me because I want to make sure my activities…
We have been loving playing and creating sensory bins this Spring. Sensory bins are such an amazing way to get your little ones engaged in so many different kinds of play. They can lead to the discovery of new textures, independent play, and endless pretend play to expand your child’s…
