Stress free creativity for families
What is more fun than a taco themed classroom door? This year, I volunteered to help the second graders decorate their classroom door with a colorful summer theme and our teacher sent me some fun ideas. My son liked this taco theme the best, so I made my own version using PicMonkey. There are two […] Read more…
There are so many benefits to incorporating open-ended art activities into your preschooler’s daily routine. Not only does it foster creativity and imagination, but it also helps with fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and problem solving. Plus, it’s just plain fun! Here are 10 of our favorite open-ended art activities for preschoolers. 1. Paint with […] Read more…
Pi day activities for preschoolers can be tricky to come by. Most of what is online is for older children, so I have a couple of printables and other ideas to help you celebrate this fun math holiday. Every March, social media is flooded with posts by people celebrating Pi Day. Lots of delicious golden […] Read more…
Looking for fun St Patrick’s Day printables for your preschooler? Here is a cute scissors skills worksheet to help them practice their cutting. The worksheet features four dotted lines for your child to cut along to reach the colorful St Patrick’s Day charms. How do you practice scissors skills? Once your child has worked on […] Read more…
Wondering about the best art supplies for 5 year olds? I’ve made a list of must haves to keep on hand for your little artists. I made this list based on my own experience as an artist (and my memories of making art as a kid – some of my favorite core memories!), and observations […] Read more…
I love working on cardboard crafts for kids – cardboard is one of the best materials out there. It’s versatile, cheap, and readily available. Cardboard crafts are also easy for little hands to manipulate and super sturdy so they can really play with their creations. Depending on the type of box (cereal, Amazon, refrigerator box, […] Read more…