Open Minds & Messy Hands
101 Shares Pin100 Share1 +1 Tweet StumbleBoard games are such a huge hit with my kids. The benefits of board games go beyond just having fun, kids can learn about numbers, letter and shapes, how to take turns, and hand-eye coordination and dexterity. This rainbow unicorn printable board game is perfect
88 Shares Pin43 Share +1 Tweet Stumble45It’s a Moana craze over in my house right now! Ever since making our DIY kids’ Moana necklaces (they’re SUPER easy), my daughter wants to play, craft and create with a Moana theme every day. This fun Moana-inspired printable board game is just perfect
54 Shares Pin54 Share +1 Tweet Stumble“Mommy play a game with me!’ I hear this phrase often from my 2 and 3 year olds. They love the practice in turn-taking and sharing, and they love to win. These Spring-themed printable games are great for vocabulary building and social skill practice!
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218 Shares Pin216 Share2 +1 Tweet StumbleDrawing in shaving cream is such a fun and classic preschool activity. What a great way to combine sensory with learning. It is great for developing fine motor and pre-handwriting skills in kids. This week, with the Weekly Virtual Book Club, we read Little Cloud