These free back to school play dough mats will be an easy transition activity for students during the back to school season. They are versatile and can be used with toddlers and elementary school students. Learning with play dough is…
Are you looking for a way to incorporate art into your ocean activities at school or home? Play dough is a wonderful option to encourage creative, independent play while also reinforcing fine motor skills. With a few props, a tray,…
These ocean pudding cups will be a fantastic addition to your under the sea activities and require no baking. I made these with my two-year-old and it was a wonderful bonding time in the kitchen for us. She felt so…
Are you looking for the best under the sea picture books to read aloud with your students or children? I thought so! That’s why I’ve done some intense research into finding only the best ocean-themed picture books for kids. Out…
There are lots of farm activities you can use to introduce your students or your child to farm related vocabulary and topics, but my favorite is always through books! Through reading, we can gradually introduce children to new topics, provide…
If you are a primary teacher or parent of a primary aged child, then you are probably familiar with Laura Numeroff. Her If You Give a… series is a favorite in my classroom and in my home. Personally, I love…
If you’re a busy mom, you can probably relate to this. Two days of the week, my toddler is home with me while I am working, and I was struggling to keep her busy and engaged (and allow me time…
As teachers, we are often looking to incorporate engaging and trendy activities in our primary classrooms. I know I’m not the only one who looks at trends like pop-its or sensory bins and wonders, “How can I use this to…
Raise your hand if you’re an educator who loves to call people at the end of a long, nutty day of teaching. Now, raise your hand if you know you should build positive relationships with parents and caregivers from day…