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Cute little frogs make this frog addition game a fun way to engage prek, kindergarteners, and grade 1 in practicing addition within 10. I just love the spring! Between the warming weather that beckons us to play outside to the cheerful flowers popping up, it is a welcome sight after winter! One of my favorite […] The post Frog Addition Game appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Whether you’re looking for the cutest summer swimsuit, gender neutral clothing or the best kids shoes, navigating the world of apparel can be overwhelming! That’s where some amazing women entrepreneurs come in, who’ve taken their experience as moms and turned it into sensory-friendly items, activity-based headwear and the cutest slippers-turned-shoes on the market. And that’s just the beginning! Keep scrolling to see the best and brightest clothing, shoes and accessories on the market––all created by moms. photo: Hativity Activity Hats: Hativity Dr. Shannon Davis PT, DPT is a mom to two girls from San Diego. When she found herself without...

Moms know how to get things done, and that’s especially true for getting their kiddos to eat. When we can’t get our own picky eaters to finish their plate, we can rely on fab mom inventors who have crafted sneaky smoothie blends, gourmet baby food and plant-based kid-friendly foods. Keep scrolling to see some of our fave mom inventors who are ruling the kitchen. photo: Somebody's Mother Gourmet Dessert Sauces: Somebody's Mother Lynn Lasher grew up in a home of entrepreneurs so when she lost her job one year, she decided to take matters into her own hands. Founded on...

These alphabet activities are perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids exploring early literacy. Learning about letters is more than singing the alphabet song over and over (although that can be fun for a while!). It’s about hands-on activities, manipulating letters, using letters in real and meaningful ways. I put together this collection of alphabet activities to inspire you as you plan to teach your students all about letters. How to Teach the Alphabet to Kindergarten and Preschool Children Let’s start by talking about teaching letters to young children. It’s so very important to focus in on meaningful and engaging activities...

Monday, Self-Isolation Day #45 We request continued prayers for my husband's mother D. She has been sick with COVID-19 for a month (now negative, but still sick), alone in the hospital for nearly that long, and is now on her second stretch of being on a ventilator in order to give her lungs support for longer while they heal. Monday morning means a new Morning Basket Time selection! New copywork sentences from George Washington, a new painting to study, more animals to read about, new Baltimore Catechism questions, new saints. What could possibly go wrong with the desk Thomas (4) set...