Living the Montessori life as a mom with two young children
This is another work I used to have in my classroom, and I knew L would absolutely love it. You can buy a lot of fancy texture matching works, but most of them actually show the different materials, so it’s more like a visual matching activity with a texture element. I wanted to provide a work […]
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Did you know Pi Day is March 14th (3/14)? Normal people might not know that… but when your husband is a former Physics major/current engineer, you keep that date on your calendar. And you might as well add it to yours — everyone needs a good excuse to eat pie! Although pi is a rather […]
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L has recently become interested in her Sandpaper Letters, and she is pointing out the letters she recognizes everywhere we go. I decided to put together this name matching work to continue to develop her interest and show her that these individual letters she is learning can combine to spell things — like our names! […]
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Food prep activities are always a huge hit both in the classroom and at home. What kid doesn’t love the chance to eat an extra snack — especially one she gets to make all by herself? I bought this grater a while ago for some DIY Chalk Paint, so I repurposed it for this cheese […]
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Many totschool or homeschool preschool parents switch out their trays weekly — or even daily. I often feel almost pressured to do so when I scroll through Instagram or Pinterest. If you love getting creative and making themed activities that will only be used for a few days, go for it. If you (like me) prefer to […]
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