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!

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!

If you are looking for a last-minute Halloween activity, this one is perfect!

Grab some paint, sponges, and googly eyes to make the cutest monsters! I’m saving some of these to display for Halloweens to come.

Today we used dot stickers to practice letter formation and recognition. This is a great activity for preschoolers or early elementary aged kids with modifications for 1-2 year olds.

Yes, I found an activity that successfully occupied all three of my children for over 30 minutes by using a few sheets of dot stickers! Check out the full post to get the scoop.

These cupcake themed play dough jar kits are a great party favor, class gift, or birthday gift! Easy to make with just a bit of time- these were definitely a winner!

If you have a worm obsessed kid or a child that likes painting as much as mine do, this activity is for you! We used leftover yarn and ribbon to create a colorful process art piece.

Make the sweetest Mother’s Day gift to give (and keep!) with your little ones.

This activity is super easy and is something I’ve treasured for 3 years now. Free printable available in the post!

This rainbow is the perfect cure for a rainy day! Grab some food coloring and cotton balls to create some magic at home.

The kids will love this!

Today I am showing you step by step 6 different methods to color your Easter eggs!

I share my favorite (and the kid’s favorite) at the end!