My daughter and I had some fun recently with Magnet Exploration. We have been on a preschool science kick as of late and have enjoyed learning activities such as an Ice Cube Experiment and Rising Raisins. Today we aimed to discover what items were magnetic and which items were not. My daughter took her best guess, […]
Simple Science for Preschoolers - 10 Experiments
It's simple to create fun science experiences for your kids, even if you don't consider yourself scientific. Most of the concepts preschoolers are learning require just a basic explanation and understanding. Plus, teaching science to preschoolers takes advantage of the innate curiosity that most kids have at this age. Young children learn through personal experience, […]
Bubble Wrap Stomp Painting
Bubble Wrap Stomp Painting is not only a creative way to have fun, but it's also a great opportunity to help kids develop gross motor skills. This activity is perfect for preschoolers who are learning to control their movements and coordination. But this gross motor art activity is so much fun it can be enjoyed […]
Sticky Math
I love to incorporate learning math with a gross motor activity. My kids learn best when moving and doing activities that help to work the body as well as the mind. I always keep a stash of contact paper around, and when I was trying to come with a math activity, I saw it and […]
15 Heart Activities to Love from the Kids Weekly Co-Op
What's not to love about hearts? They express love and sometimes contain chocolates. What can be better than that? Here are 15 Heart Activities to Love from the Kids Weekly Co-Op. They are great for boys and girls and are perfect for Valentine's Day. These heart activities are sure to get kids in the Valentine's […]
Simple Science - How Many Balloons Can Lift a Bag?
I work hard to plan fun and educational activities for my kids, but they taught me a lesson recently, after we attended a friend's birthday party. We got to take home five helium balloons and while I was cleaning up the kitchen I heard lots of excitement coming from the living room. I walked in […]
Simple Science - Ice Cube Experiment
When my twins go to Kindergarten, I have the chance to spend come one-on-one time with my youngest. Some of this time is spent playing, some is spent in a test of wills (she is 3 going on 13) and some time is spent learning new concepts. I am all about learning activities like Rising […]
Simple Science Rising Raisins
If you are looking for ways to make learning fun, look no further. We have been having lots of fun with some simple science experiments such as Baking Soda Experiments and Erupting Play Dough. What I love about simple science is that it uses supplies that most of us already have at home. This simple […]
Making Ornaments in Cozy Pajamas
Many families have Christmas traditions. You know, things your family does each year to prepare for the big day. You may have multiple traditions. We open an Advent calendar, visit holiday lights, and open a present on Christmas Eve. But one of my kids' favorite traditions is making ornaments for our tree. I have a […]
Christmas Pattern Place Mat
Inspired by these Woven Paper Placemats, today I am sharing a simple Christmas Pattern Place Mat you can make at home. My favorite thing about these place mats is that they not only look cute, but they are great activities for fine motor skills. They are super easy to make and only require a few […]