Preschoolers learn best by using their hands and exploring and doing. And when it comes to handwriting and prewriting skills, hands-on prewriting strategies are always best. Today I want to share some fun and engaging ways you can encourage your preschooler to explore the world of handwriting. This is a sponsored post on behalf of…
My daughter, who is almost 3, has been showing an increasing interest in using scissors lately. Most of this is due to her seeing me use them to cut tags off baby clothes as we get ready for baby no. 2 to come. But developmentally, she is also at the age when children start to…
Usually around this time of year I start yearning for the beach. But alas, we live in Southwest Ohio and the beach is oh so far away. Ellie has yet to experience the beach, so this year I wanted to bring it to her. This is honestly SO easy to set up, I hesitated posting…
I am excited to have my good blogging friend Vanessa from Mama’s Happy Hive sharing with you all today as part of the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series. She has some great Montessori inspired sensorial, practical life, and fine motor train tot trays for you. On Mama’s Happy Hive blog we love to…
I am happy to have Sara of Happy Brown House sharing with us all today as part of the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series. She is sharing one of my favorite things to use, shaving cream sensory play. One of my favorite go-to sensory play materials for preschoolers is shaving cream. Little fingers…
Today I am happy to have Dusty of To The Moon And Back sharing this really fun rainbow soft sensory bin idea. This post is part of the A-Z’s of Sensory Play for Kids series. I am totally new to the world of sensory bins. When I first heard that name I had no idea…