Read It Make It: Apple Pie Craft
Peyton Picks the Perfect Pie: A Thanksgiving Celebration written by Jack Bishop and illustrated by Michelle Mee Nutter will encourage your picky eater to try new things. Peyton is not…
Free Play: Letter Recognition
We are back with our 10th edition of Free Play activities. The simple activities in this video will help your preschooler recognize letters. These activities use common household items or…
Read It Make It: Bear Craft
A Story for Small Bear written by Alice B. McGinty and illustrated by Richard Jones is the perfect fall picture book. Small Bear is preparing for winter and Mama Bear…
Read It Make It: Unicorn Craft
Why Can't We Be Bestie-Corns? Kevin the Unicorn: Why Can't We Be Bestie-Corns?— written and illustrated by Jessika von Innerebner— teaches children you can still get along with one another…
Free Play: Number Recognition
We are happy to see you're back! Free Play is so important for your child and encourages physical and cognitive development. The best part ... these activities can be completed…
Read It Make It: Cake Craft
It all started with a cake, then a cookie and finally a pie. Sweet Street erupted in chaos and the Sweet Street inhabitants had to find a way to get…
Free Play: Color Recognition
Welcome back to our Free Play blog. Our activities today focus on color recognition. Most of the activities require common household items. Be sure to check back for more free…
Read It Make It: Troll
There's A Troll On My Toilet written by Catherine Jacob and illustrated by Mike Byrne is a perfectly, silly rhyming story great to read around Halloween. Your child will be…
Read It Make It: School Bus
School Bus, written and illustrated by Donald Crews, is just one of the many popular children's books written by Crews. Crews presents the simple story of the day in the…
Read It Make It: Snail Craft
It seems we are all on computers, all the time. Our children are going to school online, playing video games or watching social media. Snail Mail written by Samantha Berger…
Free Play: Fine Motor Skills
We are on already on our 7th edition of Free Play activities. Our activities today focus on fine motor skills. Our activities are simple and require only common household items.…
Free Play: Scissor Skills
Our Free Play video focuses on scissor skills. Scissor skills help children develop independent movement of each finger and strengthen hand muscles. Scissors skills also develop fine motor skills and…
Sensory Science Part Four: The 8 Senses???
Common Sense? Most of us are familiar with our basic 5 Senses - vision, smell, touch, taste, and hearing. All of our senses give us information about the world around…
Sensory Science Part Three: Hearing
Common Sense? Most of us are familiar with our basic 5 Senses - vision, smell, touch, taste, and hearing. All of our senses give us information about the world around…
Sensory Science Part Two: Touch and Taste
Common Sense? Most of us are familiar with our basic 5 Senses— vision, smell, touch, taste, and hearing. All of our senses give us information about the world around us.…
Sensory Science Part One: Vision and Smell
Common Sense? Most of us are familiar with our basic 5 Senses— vision, smell, touch, taste, and hearing. All of our senses give us information about the world around us.…
Read It Make It: Breathing Wand
I Am Yoga written by Susan Verde and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds is the perfect way to introduce mindfulness and yoga to a young child. It is never to…
Free Play
We are back for the 5th edition of free play activities. Today's post contains free play ideas focused on letter recognition. These activities are designed to help children increase their…
Read It Make It: Blow Painting
Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood written by F. Isabel Campoy and Theresa Howell and illustrated by Rafael López is a delightful story of a young girl bringing…
Free Play
Thank you for joining us for our 4th edition of free play activities. Today's post contains 3 free play ideas focused on counting and number recognition. These activities are designed…
Read It Make It: Octopus
Thank you, Octopus written and illustrated by Darren Farrell describes a playful relationship between a young boy and an octopus. Your child will love the funny antics and colorful illustrations.…
Read It Make It: Worry Doll
Violet Shrink written by Christine Baldacchino and illustrated by Carmen Mok tells the story of a young girl, Violet, with anxiety when attending large gatherings. Violet experiences sweaty palms and…
Free Play Activities
Welcome back to another post with more exciting and simple free play ideas for you child. This post contains 3 free play ideas focused on color recognition. These activities are…
Free Play Activities
Free play activities are an important part of your child's development. These activities allow your child to develop dexterity and encourage creative thinking. While engaging in these activities your child…