If you follow my facebook page or on instagram, or twitter, you may already know that we live in an area that was affected by bush fires on Sunday. Our fire plan is to leave so I evacuated into town with the kids at around lunch time so we were safe as we waited to […]
Five Currant Buns Song Puppets – Free Printable
Make these free printable five currant buns song puppets, and sing along with us to one of our favourite preschool counting songs! I have gotten so many requests to make this set of printable puppets, so, after checking and double checking that it was in fact ‘currant’ not ‘current’ I whipped up this batch of […]
Beach Sensory Play – A no water salt tray idea.
This fun beach themed small world play is easy to set up and lots of fun! There is no water in this beach sensory play set up so it’s a great, low-mess, sensory bin idea that is perfect for a beach or ocean themed learning activity, or just a fun beach themed activity for at […]
Making Maths Real
This is a review post. See my disclosure page for more information, or check the end of this post. I suck at maths. Hang on, let me rephrase that… My attitude and confidence regarding maths sucks. Maths and number and physics type things have never been my thing. I have always regarded myself as having […]
Playdough Flower Garden – Free Printable.
Make a playdough garden with these fun, free printable, garden playdough accessories. Kids of all ages will love making a garden full of flowers, bees and bugs, using these printable playdough flower garden accessories. Whether you are working on a spring learning theme, or perhaps your kids are interested in gardens, or insect, or they […]
Bouncy Balloon Painting for Kids
This super fun balloon painting for kids activity will be a hit with all ages! Painting with balloons is a bouncy, squishy, and colourful process art activity that is easy enough for a toddlers art activity, great fun for preschoolers, and interesting enough for older kids too! With just a few basic supplies, this balloon […]
See-Through Paintings
I love the idea of painting on windows with my kids, but the only child height window we have is… ahem… still not painted, so letting my kids loose near all that bare wood with paints that might stain aint gonna happen. I have given up waiting for the damn things to be painted (it’s […]
Six Simple Fine Motor Activities
Fine motor skills are what we early childhood educators talk about when we mean all the small muscle, refined movements of the hands. It also relates to thinks like eye-hand-coordination and is an essential pre-writing skill to develop and practice. While fine motor skills are important, they are also really easy to practice and develop, […]
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