There are so many fun activities out there for learning about shapes and colors. But this one includes MONSTERS! Well, sweet friendly monsters who you can change up and make your own. I have found that the best way to teach these preschool skills is not through worksheets or sitting and telling but through play…
This circus train craft has a few more steps than most of our projects here, but it is so worth it. You are going to love the finished product. Isn’t it amazing what can come from just a few paper lunch bags? Just a heads up…if you want to make this craft with preschoolers, you…
Learning to tell time can be a daunting task for many kids, at least learning on an analog clock. This flip style clock is easy to make and is a great way to quiz your kiddo on this important skill. Plus it is a great way to practice counting, forearm rotation and learning to cut…
How many of you were once a Girl Scout (or Boy Scout)? I loved those days, especially the summer camp outs. Earning badges in fire making and etiquette, tying knots and survival skills…oh, the joys of childhood! And this craft comes directly from my memories of scouting, and nights spent around the campfire. One year…
There are two main types of clocks… digital and analog. A digital clock is like that on our phones, super simple to read because the numbers are right there for you. The other type is an analog clock, which has numbers 1-12 on a round face with minute and hour hands. And this type can…
You will absolute love this train track craft idea that goes far beyond that! Because you absolutely do not need to stop at a railroad track. Make roads, rivers, pebble paths, and whatever else your imagination can come up with. And then this super simple craft becomes something that you can take along and play…