Take your scissors outside to practice cutting, strengthen pre-writing muscles, and for a sensory experience. Gather dried leaves if necessary, and let your child cut away! You can collect the pieces for a sensory bin, to crumble and listen to the sound, for the mud kitchen, for gluing on to paper, or just for a bucket of their creation.
To start our book projects, pick your own! Decide what book you want to use, and read together. Once done, let's carry the story on....
Make this playdough with your child to save a ton of money, customize your colors, and make memories. This recipe is a stovetop one. It...
Since we have been using playdough to start working on number value and letter lines, this week's sensory play will be with playdough....
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