These brand new Valentine’s Day 1-10 Number Mats take a Valentine’s Day twist on numbers. It’s a fun way to help kids practice writing and counting the numbers one to ten. Grab your free copy below!
Prepping this activity is extremely easy. Print the number book {use card stock to make it extra sturdy}. Then either laminate the pages, throw them into a sleeve, or even use a photo album {dollar general typically has ones that work great for cheap}!
There are so many learning activities you can do with those little candy hearts that you see everywhere this time of year. Since Meatball is currently working on his pattern recognition I decided to make up some simple Conversation Hearts Pattern Worksheets for him to play around with.
These free printables are a fun way to work on your child’s basic math skills while building some of those fine motor muscles!
Crunchy Foam Sensory Dough: A Unique Play With Me NOW Dough that will keep your kids entertained for hours!
Every now and then toys seem to become the hot topic of debate. Boy toys. Girl toys. Gender neutral toys…why is it that it isn’t ok for toys to just be toys? I remember when Livia was born the hot debate of the year (besides vaccinations) was letting boys play with dolls, dress-up, make-up…anything that … Read more
That’s the benefit of being the parent…you know your own child. You know their habits, their strengths, their weaknesses, their capabilities. You know when it is ok to stand back and be “lazy”…