Tag: Toddler
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Musical instruments for kids
Learning to play an instrument has lots of benefits, no matter your age. There are tons of fun and functional instruments that your little one can learn to play music on. Or, you can even create your own! Learn all about the benefits of musical instruments for kids in this blog post. Musical instruments for…
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Alphabet tracing sheet
If you’re looking for a fun and helpful way to help your preschool and kindergarten students (and kiddos!) learn their letters, look no further than alphabet letter tracing sheets! Alphabet tracing sheets are a great way to reinforce letter learning, as kids can see how to write each letter in a variety of fonts and…
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15 questions to ask when choosing a preschool
When it comes time to choosing a preschool for your child, there are many questions that you will want to ask the teachers. After all, this is an important decision that will affect your child’s education and future. You’ve narrowed your list down to a few ideal preschools, your walkthroughs are booked… But now you’re…
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Hiking with toddlers
Looking for a great outdoor activity to do with your toddler? Why not take them hiking! Toddler hiking can be a fun activity, a rewarding experience, and a fun adventure for both you and your child. Your toddler will get to explore exciting new territory while enjoying the fresh air and working on their physical…
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Montessori education vs traditional
Montessori education is becoming more popular each year as more parents choose this system over the traditional method of teaching. Montessori schools focus on the individual child and their abilities and interests rather than forcing children into a mold that doesn’t fit them. This blog post will discuss the benefits of Montessori vs. traditional education…
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When do kids start preschool?
When do kids start preschool? This is a question that many parents ask as their child gets closer to the age of 3. The answer to this big decision, however, depends on a variety of factors. In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss when kids start preschool, what to look for in a preschool program,…
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Kids craft storage
For kids, craft projects can be one of the most enjoyable and memorable parts of their day because they can express themselves, and for some, it also means a chance to make a mess. But as a parent, you want to try and limit the mess, help craft areas look presentable, and make it quick…
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Montessori toys
The Montessori education method has been growing since it was started by Maria Montessori in the early 1900s. It focuses on helping children develop natural interests through building independence. Fortunately, there are quite a few excellent toys available to support this process! The Montessori method teaches children through hands-on developmental experiences. Montessori toys support growth…
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DIY rain gauge
Spring time is finally here! As the snow melts and the flowers begin to bloom, your little ones will likely be eager to explore the seasonal changes happening around them. This fun DIY Rain Gauge Craft is a great simple science experiment for the next rainy day (or days!). It’s a great activity for you…
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Rainy day activities for toddlers
Rainy days don’t have to put a damper on fun! Here I’ve compiled my top (and most fun) rainy day activities for toddlers. These are sure to keep your toddler entertained all day, whether you choose to play outside or indoors. It can sometimes be tough to keep kids busy on a rainy day. But,…
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18 nanny tips for toddlers
If you like caring for children, watching them grow and learn, and you have a talent for working with little ones, then nannying is a fantastic job. And, after more than a few years of working in the industry, this nanny happens to have quite a few tricks up her sleeve. So, here are some things I…
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Montessori
This post talks all about the Montessori Method: Self-direction, hands-on learning, and collaborative play. These are the philosophies that Montessori classrooms and Montessori-friendly homes and parenting styles are centered around. If you’re wanting to learn more about the Montessori method, or are wondering if it makes sense for your family to adopt this style of…
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Fire truck coloring pages
Are you looking for a cute fire truck coloring page for your little ones? Here are some free fire truck coloring pages that you can print! Below are lots of great coloring pages for young kids. The last few are a bit more intricate, so if you have older kids I’d start there! Plus, they…
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T-Rex coloring pages
Are you looking for cute tyrannosaurus rex coloring pages for your little ones? Here are some free t-rex coloring pages that you can download and print! They are perfect coloring sheets of the most famous dinosaur. Kids of all ages love these dinosaurs. But first, did you know we have a printables shop? How to…
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Sunflower coloring pages
Are you looking for a cute sunflower coloring page for your little ones? Here are some free sunflower coloring pages that you can print! They are the perfect coloring pages for summer! When I think of summer, I always think of bright flowers… And love to imagine myself in a sunflower field, where bright yellow…
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Outdoor physical education for kids
Nature provides one of the best classrooms for children. From physical literacy to art, the options for learning outdoors are limitless. Today we are focussing on some great ways to teach physical education to kids over the summer break, no matter their age! This article will discuss the following: What is Physical Literacy? Why is…
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Summer activities for toddlers
Summer break doesn’t have to mean a break in learning – or fun! Here are some quick, easy, and cheap summer activities for toddlers to keep your little ones occupied and learning during the summer months, without increasing TV or tech time. The following ideas are sure to be so exciting and intriguing that they…
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Best books for 1 year old
The best books for a 1-year-old child can hold their attention with entertaining fun all the way through the book (hopefully). The best books in this age range also teach concepts such as counting, colors, the alphabet, daily rituals, kindness, helping, and even sharing. But there are a few additional things to think about when…