Grab the free download to get started with a flower sorting activity! Great for toddlers, preschoolers, and older kids.

Grab the free download to get started with matching and counting activities for the kids. And of course we are using hearts to stick to a Valentine’s Day theme!

Here are the books we have up in Ellette’s room this month. As she transitions to being a big sister and stays up a few minutes extra, we selected books she could read quietly when necessary. Read the full post for all of the picks for this month.

I narrowed down my list of new Valentine’s Day books I considered purchasing this year and am giving you the scoop!

Here are the books we have up in Brinley and Vaila’s room this month. The girls picked most of these all on their own. Enjoy!

Here are the books we have up in the nursery this month. I hope you enjoy some of our favorites!

Have the kids fill up these gift boxes by color! Download the free PDF and the kids will have a blast sorting pom poms by color.

This easy to clean activity is simple to set up and packs a punch with fine motor skills, color recognition and matching, as well as size comparison.

Enjoy!

Here is a list of our favorite games! We play a lot of them, so I’m sharing what the kids actually play with and which ones are on our future wish list.

Let the kids decorate their own tree this year! A sticky wall Christmas tree was perfect for the littlest hands in our house.

I gathered up some of our staple items like colored masking tape, pom poms, and scrap paper to create this fun invitation to play. The kids each get to decorate in their own style again and again!

This sticky wall activity is festive without being fussy. No messy paint or broken crayons, easy to clean, and reusable year after year.

This is especially fun for a group on Thanksgiving Day!