Activities

There’s something about Kindergarten math intervention groups that can be both rewarding and… a little tricky.

Here is how I incorporate games into the learning experience

Simple yet fun 4th of July experiments to try with your littles!

Discover the joys of the Butterfly Life Cycle with this comprehensive, hands-on thematic preschool unit

Two fun color mixing activities that you can do with kids of all ages!

Here are some quick and easy activities to help recognize their colors

Here are some quick and easy activities to help your preschooler identify uppercase and lowercase letters

Looking for a fresh sensory tray? Look no further! This is a taste safe slimy goo your little one is looking for!

Looking for some fun interactive 4th of July activities? Look no further! Start the day off with a yummy breakfast and end with firework painting!

Your newborn is ready to start tracking by about 5 weeks. This is a great way to build up those eye muscles and coordinate vision and hearing!

A sensory activity and snack time all in one! Have your little chef help you prepare snack time today!

Check out these gentle and easy exercises to do with your little one to build body awareness and muscle tone.

Need a quick and easy activity! This one requires very little prep and is easy clean up!

Get your kids up and moving as they eat healthy snacks! Let's get active!

Tummy time got you and your little one down? Give these quick and easy tummy time activities a try!

Is your little one unsure about the snow? Are all the snow clothes still wet from playing outside earlier? No problem! Try this activity for some indoor snow fun without all the chill!

Looking for actitivies to do with your newborn? Want to make tummy time more engaging? Here's a simple activity to try!

What does clean up time look like at your house? Here are some ways to make clean up time a bit more enjoyable for all!

Swings aren't just a great outdoor activity. They can be a fun indoor one as well!

This is a great sensory art activity and I bet you have most, if not all, the materials you need at home!

Plastic eggs have so many uses! Here are some ways you can use them with your toddler!

Who doesn't love bubbles? This is an activity for all ages! There's even a simple 3 ingredient recipe to make your own bubble solution!

Here's a cognitive development activity geared for toddlers ages 1 to 3 focusing on matching different textures, patterns, and colors!

This is a fun outdoor activity for the sand table or sand box. So gather up those animals and let's go on an animal hunt!

This activity is great for developing object permanence, focus, attention span, and memory.

Here's a great snack time activity that will help your child work on their wrist strength and control.

This is a great outdoor activity for children of all ages. For those older kiddos, have them help you make the liquid sidewalk chalk.

Did you know there was a difference between eyesight and vision? Vision is the ability to process what we see and it's something we can improve. Here are some activities ranging from birth to 5 focusing on vision.

Put your child's listening vocabulary to the test with this activity. How many words do they actually understand?

Onomatopoeia are sound words like vroom, splat, boink! They are so much fun to say and great for practicing language!

Nursery Rhymes are fun for children of all ages!

Add some variety to your now one-sided conversations with these tricks!

Babies are able to sign as early as 6 months! This is a great way to communicate while your little one is still developing the oral motor skills to speak.

Babies are able to sign as early as 6 months! This is a great way to communicate while your little one is still developing the oral motor skills to speak.

Here's an activity that is perfect for summer! So get outside, enjoy the beautiful weather, and decorate the sidewalk!

Tried out two different cloud doughs with very different end results and play experiences! Which one does your child like best?

Regular finger painting losing it's thrill. Try adding salt for a different tactile experience!

Mess-free painting activity that not only promotes fine motor skills, but also gross motor skills! So get up and get painting!

This is mud you don't have to worry about if your little one tries to eat.

Is it still too cold to go outside and play in the sand table or sand pit? Don't fret! Here is an easy recipe to make your own sand for some indoor play!

This Photo Puzzle activity is great for developing object permenance and recognizing familiar people!

Looking for a great fine motor activity? Look no further! This one is for you.

Help! The animals need rescuing! Your little one will strengthen their fine motor skills with this cute activity!

This activity focuses on cognitive development. Feel free to start it as early as 6 months though expect a lot of practice before mastery!

This Photo Puzzle activity is great for developing object permanence and recognizing familiar people!

No mess sensory activity that is also great for working your child's gross motor skills!

Here is another no mess sensory activity! If your child is like Riley, it is also an activity they will keep coming back too!

Is your child between the ages of 9 and 13 months? This is a great activity for you then!

Is your baby between 9 and 13 months? Then they are probably ready to start stacking block towenrs instead of just knocking them down!

Here's an activity that is sure to get your baby thinking! Practice those problem solving skills with this simple activity.

Is your baby starting to pull up on the furniture? These cruising activities are just what your baby needs!

This activity had Riley continually going back for more! She loved being able to crawl up to the wall at any point to play!

May the 4th be with you! Here's a sensory tray activity for your little Jedi that not only is fun to play in and smells great, but it is like your child is getting a bath at the same time-kind of!

Need a quick last minute activity? This activity is a perfect last minute activity as its so easy to set up, and great for working on your child's fine motor skills!

You've probably heard of bobbing for apples, but have you heard of bobbing for water balloons? This is a fun spin on the classic water tray!

New take on Water Play! This activity is sure to strengthen baby's hand and finger muscles!

Has it been a rough day? This is a therapeutic and relaxing activity especially if you add in some essential oils!

It's time to introduce your child to slimy and slippery! Colored, cooked spaghetti is a different experience from Rainbow Pasta.

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. The first time Riley tried finger painting she did not like it. The second time around she loved it!

This activity is the coolest! Riley doesn't realize it yet, but she is already learning about science!

Have you ever wanted to be a part of a band? Well you and your little one can start your own. Here are some easy to make musical instruments for your child to explore.

If you are new to sensory trays, this is a great place to start! Rainbow pasta is easy to make and lots of fun.

Who doesn't love play dough? It is great for kids of all ages. What's even better? This play dough is edible!

Are you tired of having to clean up messes all day? This is the perfect mess free sensory activity!

There is always room for Jell-O, and that includes in the playroom. Here is a fun and messy activity for your little one that starts in the kitchen and ends on the floor

Riley's favorite sensory play experience yet! This is definitely a sensory experience your child doesn't want to miss!

Puzzle trays are great for working on problem solving skills and hand eye coordination.

Is it a solid? Is it a liquid? Neither?! Both?! Oobleck is a great activity for all kids-big and small!

Some water play fun! Sensory play is so important for many reasons and its just fun!

You have a crawler! Here are some activities to keep promoting gross motor development through crawling.

Is your baby showing signs that they may be ready to crawl? Here are some activities we did to help Riley begin crawling.

Join us as we practice moving from on our backs into a seated upright position

There is no substitute for that feeling of excitement you get when your little one calls out for you for the first time, here is what getting to that moment was like

Here are two easy activities to do with your child to help them become independent rollers!