Learning Letter Sounds: Our Letter Pockets
This is our Letter Pocket Board, made from a tri-fold display board that can be purchased at any office supply or craft store, inspired by The Activity Mom. I took 13 long, white envelopes, sealed...
View ArticlePBS Kids Lab Brings Advanced Technology to Kids’ Learning Games
There are a lot of free things out there that you can use to teach your kids stuff. In fact, combing through them all just might qualify as a part time job. A few are true gems. The PBS Kids...
View ArticleReview: More Starfall
My kids have long been fans of Starfall, a free website for preschoolers and early elementary aged kids that teaches reading and language skills. Starfall also has additional content on their More...
View ArticlePracticing Writing Strokes for Preschoolers
Preschool Writing Activities This is great fun for preschoolers to practice writing the lines and curves that make up the letters of the alphabet. Use black paper, and sidewalk chalk, soaked in water,...
View ArticleLearning to Write Letters and Numbers With Glow Sticks
Preschool writing doesn’t have to always take place on paper with a pencil or crayon, right? Right! Here’s a fun and tactile way for learning how to write letters and numbers. We used two tubes of...
View Article
