Books are a fun way to teach preschoolers how to count. I have read numerous books about counting, and these are my favorites that preschoolers love! This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Counting Books for Preschoolers Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons by Eric Litwin Pete the […]
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As soon as a baby starts reaching for things, parents tend to start wondering if their child will be left or right handed. Hand preference (or dominance) isn’t something your child chooses. They were created with it already determined for them by their brain and genetics. A couple of studies have even shown that hand
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Gross motor activities for preschoolers help develop their large muscle groups, – their arms, legs, back, and stomach. Parents start working on gross motor skills with their children as infants when they encourage them to roll, crawl, stand, and walk. As your child grows they continue to strengthen and develop these large muscle groups. While jumping and running
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Fall is my favorite season! There are so many fun fall activities for preschoolers. There are leaves to jump in. Mysteries to solve like, why do leaves change color? Apple pies to make and pumpkins to carve! This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Fall Activities For Preschoolers As the
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There are so many fun farm activities for preschoolers to explore. Even if you don’t live in a rural area it’s still fun to learn about all the barnyard animals that live there and all the different types of food a farmer grows. This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure.
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Fine motor skills activities for preschoolers are things they can do with their hands – finger, thumb, wrist. These are the skills children need to cut with scissors, write their names, and zip up their jackets. The importance of developing fine motor skills is that they will help your child become more independent in taking
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Art is more than just fun. As preschoolers use tools to paint with, it helps them develop fine motor skills – hand-eye coordination, which in turn, will help in other areas like handwriting. Let them express their creativity. Show them how to use the tools (cup, feather, marble) but let them decide how they want
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There is one thing that every parent buying toys for 4-year-olds, learns sooner or later. It’s that no matter how cute a toy is or how educational the toy is, if the child doesn’t like it, it’s just going to sit around collecting dust until the next yard sale. You may have also discovered that
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Here’s a collection of fun preschool books about families. Families are a child’s first and main source of influence. It’s in the home, with their families, that most children learn to walk, talk, model behavior, learn customs, and form values. This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Preschool Books About
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Save those pant legs from those jeans you want to turn into shorts and use them for this super simple, What’s Inside the Whale Activity. This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. What’s Inside the Whale This is a fun guessing game activity that preschoolers could play during an ocean
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