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This Feed the Squirrel activity is a fun way for preschoolers to practice fine motor skills while playing with colorful pom-poms. Children feed the pom-poms through the squirrel’s mouth and watch them collect inside its clear belly! It makes an adorable fall classroom, daycare, homeschool, or at-home activity. Free Feed the Squirrel Printable Print the...
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I created these S’mores sensory activities for preschoolers to combine several early-learning skills in one playful camping theme. Children can search through cotton-ball “marshmallows” for printable numbers and chocolate shapes, then practice drawing what they find in crushed graham crackers. When I tested the writing portion, the graham cracker crumbs worked, but I learned ...
I have made Rice Krispie Treats more times than I can count over the years, especially for all of the holiday versions and decorated treats I’ve shared on the blog. And if there is one thing I’ve learned, it’s that I want my Rice Krispie Treats to be soft, thick, and loaded with gooey marshmallow....
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This recipe always takes me back to my grandma’s 1950s-style kitchen and the old hand grinder she kept hanging over the kitchen sink. As a kid, I loved helping her grind the fresh cranberries, apples, and oranges for this colorful holiday salad. If you’re looking for a recipe for cranberry salad that has been passed...
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Learning how to play spoons is easy—the rules only take a couple of minutes to explain. The real challenge is keeping a straight face when you’re collecting four of a kind and trying not to give yourself away. Growing up, my family played a lot of card games. Rook was a favorite, but the spoons...
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