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Use a pair of homemade dice to teach young kids about emotions. It’s fun and easy to do.  The post Emotional Animals Game was featured on Fun Family Crafts.

If you haven’t ventured beyond the packaged dyes, check out these Easter egg ideas for a fresh take on the tradition. And be sure to bookmark my collection of Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers so you have plenty of Easter ideas at your fingertips! Related: Easter Egg Activities Easter might just be the most creative holiday for kids, with Easter egg decorating topping the list of fun activities. So if you’re looking for some new Easter egg ideas, you’ve come to the right place! I’ve gathered some of the most creative ways you and the kids can decorate your eggs....

These fun spring literacy activities for preschoolers are just what you need to keep your students engaged in learning and fun as the school year comes to an end. They’re all excellent additions to your list of spring preschool activities! As the end of the school year approaches, it seems like more and more is added to our plates, right? But we still want to provide fun and meaningful activities and lessons for the kids. If your plate is starting to overflow, let me help you out with some spring ideas! That way, some of the planning onus is taken...

In a world that puts performance, productivity and output above all else, it can be a novel choice to prioritize play. But here’s the truth: Children learn and experience the early years of their lives with the help of their imagination. They build rich worlds beyond the one we experience as adults, exploring their inner landscape through imaginative play. Key life skills like confidence, self-expression, problem solving and authenticity all stem from their desire to explore. While imagination, and supporting it, is an important part of a child’s growth all throughout the year, this spring, we’re putting extra emphasis on fostering...