I’m excited to share some of my favorite quick and easy letter “I” craft ideas that have brought so much joy (and a little bit of mess) to my home! These fun activities are not only creative, but they also help teach my little ones valuable skills like color matching, hand-eye coordination, and following instructions. Let’s dive into these fantastic crafts!
I just wanted to share a super fun and engaging sensory bin idea that I recently whipped up for my little ones. Since we’ve been focusing on the letter G, I decided to create a garden-themed sensory bin! It’s not only educational but also a great way to let their creativity blossom.
Hello friends! Today, I’m excited to share one of my latest sensory bin creations inspired by the delightful children’s book “Tops and Bottoms” by Janet Stevens. This garden-themed sensory bin is not only a fantastic way to introduce young readers to the concepts in the book, but it also serves as a hands-on, imaginative play experience that my kids absolutely adored and can be done with or without the book!
Hey friends! Today, I want to share a fun sensory bin that’s made our ‘Letter B’ week absolutely buzzworthy. But before I dive into the fun, here are some fascinating facts about bees!
Hello, fellow craft enthusiasts! As a stay-at-home mom, I’ve discovered the joy of blending playtime with educational experiences for my two-year-old daughter. In our latest quest to explore the alphabet, we focused on the letter “A” with a series of crafts that not only sparked creativity but also taught valuable skills along the way. Here’s a roundup of our seven easy letter A activities, perfect for preschoolers!