Author: rkbrault

This sensory bin allows your little one to learn about fossils, work on fine motor skills and incorporate dramatic play, all while sparking conversation about dinosaurs and paleontologists. Perfect for ages 2+!

Add in some math practice to dinosaur fun with measuring! This activity is perfect for 3, 4 and 5 year olds!

A simple fine motor activity for one year olds that gets them working those little fingers!

Add a little magic to upper and lowercase letter recognition for your 3 or 4 year old with ABC Poof! Four ways to play and endless fun!

Tracing and handwriting practice that eases kids into writing independently! Check out the 3, 4 and kindergarten pages for directions and writing suggestions!

Are you unsure of how to teach primary colors to your 2 year old or is your child having trouble identifying red, blue, yellow and green? Here is a FULL WEEK’S worth of lesson plans to help you teach primary colors to your little one at home! These plans include suggested books to read, questions…

All aboard! Add some extra fun into learning colors by sorting animals onto a color train!

Get some fine motor and hand/eye coordination practice in with tee hammering! This activity is great for children ages 1+ and allows them to practice shape, letter and number formation. Check out the activity page under each age to see what your child can practice at home!

Looking for a letter identification activity for your 3 or 4 year old that ALSO has them differentiation between uppercase and lowercase letters, practice alphabetical order, encourages one to one correspondence and works on fine motor skills? HERE IT IS!

This simple activity will keep your little ONE focused, working on their fine motor skills, using trial and error, and refining their hand/eye coordination!