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Praising your child is important and doing it the right way is equally important. There have been studies done about the harmful effects of praising children in a general sense instead of praising them for their effort or actions. Here are some easy tips for praising your child that How to Praise Your Child so They Grow up Happy, Confident and Capable. Read More >> This is a simple art project for kids that helps children learn about shapes.
For this project you’ll need: Paper Paint Sponge shapes (I bought mine at the dollar store but you could also make your own out of foam or sponge) This activity: Builds fine motor skills Teaches shapes Teaches Shape Art Activity for Kids Read More >> Here are all the posts from Dinosaur Week all in one place. Enjoy!
Click on the picture for the post Dinosaur Fossils
Salt Dough Recipe for Dinosaur Fossils
I am so excited to be a part of the Virtual Book Club for Kids this year. I am joining with 40+ other bloggers in highlighting a new children’s author each month. We will be showcasing one book from that month’s author and providing an activity, craft, {Virtual Book Club for Kids} Dr. Seuss’ One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish Activity Read More >> Why are sensory bins important?
Young children learn about their world by exploring and experimenting using their senses. By observing a young toddler exploring their environment you will see this in action. They look at, touch, smell, and taste just about anything they come in contact with- this is how they learn. When their Sensory Bin 101 Read More >>
Once Upon a Time, There once was a mommy who loved her family more than anything in the world. Sometimes she felt the day-to-day monotony could put a damper on her and her family’s mood. To overcome this, she became determined to bring some fun and whimsy into their everyday lives. One way she Tell a Fairy Tale Day with Magic Fairy Wand Craft Read More >>
I am so excited to share with you our last activity as part of Dinosaur Week on Love, Play, Learn. It had been fun, I hope you have enjoyed it. This is my favorite one so far and it was my daughter’s favorite thing we have ever done. She was so excited about it Dinosaur Fossil Excavation Sensory Activity with Edible Dirt Read More >>
I wanted to incorporate a craft as part of Dinosaur Week here on Love, Play, Learn. My daughter is 22 months old and still has trouble with many crafts so I am always trying to think of fun ideas that she is able to do. This one is great because she gets to make Dinosaur Craft for Toddlers Read More >>
To enhance and expand on what we have been learning about dinosaurs this week, we decided to take a field trip to our local Natural History Museum. I thought that this would help my daughter’s interest and understanding of excavation since we are going to do a dinosaur excavation sensory {Dinosaur Week} 5 Tips for Getting the Most out of Field Trips Read More >>
This post was written as a contribution to the Boys vs. Girls Blog Carnival. The participating bloggers are sharing their experiences, ideas, and opinions on why gender roles should be avoided in parenting and teaching practices. Boys play with cars, trains, and tools. Girls play with dolls, dress-up, and princesses. For many parents this rings true 5 Tips on Fighting Gender Stereotypes and Raising Empowered Children. Read More >> |
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