Been Grinching out lately. For some reason, my brain cannot get in the Christmas mood, which is bitterly disappointing especially when it comes to being around the little ones. Their souls are exploding with Christmas confetti, and I desperately want to be on their level. But there is one simple
25 days of books: this is a tradition I am going to start next year. Every day, the girls will open a book – some new, some old, and some borrowed from the library. Not only will they get to open a gift each day, but we will be building
The twinkling lights, the carols, the fires, the family. There is just a warm feeling that envelops us when Christmas rolls around. It’s full of memories, love, and cheer. Even as adults, the magic of Santa never goes away, which is why I get so excited to share that warm
As the days get shorter and sunset comes around, oh, 4:30, it seems like our activities become limited. No more riding bikes and scooters in the cul-de-sac until seven o’clock. No more throwing some bags and barbequing out back. No more nightly walks into the sunset. But that’s probably why
Christmas is the most wonderful time of year – a time of giving, loving, and magic! Let’s continue that magic with learning through all of these merry Christmas activities for our preschoolers! Here’s a look at our week: Christmas: Books We Love I wanted to find some merry and exciting
I am a former elementary school teacher and reading specialist, now stay-at-home-mom to my two beautiful, charismatic girls, Addison and Aria.
I’ve created engaging preschool learning activities grouped into themes to make it easy for you to implement teaching with play with your little learners, too!
