Before being able to hold a crayon or a pencil, a kids need to be able to do many things using her fingers. This include being able to pinch or squeeze things and being able to pick small things. Therefore it is quite important for us to let our child explore the world however messy…
Dot activities is always an easy to go activity and well loved by both kids and parents. For this spring season, why don’t you try our FREE Frogs Dot Activity. It promise no mess and offer loads of skills development for the kids. Plus the frogs are cute and there are a lot of dots…
Miss 6 is currently trying to read on her own. To support her effort, I made this Sight Word Reader ‘I am’. I noticed that both words are quite common in kids’ books and everyday life, especially when we meet some one new. We usually see the word ‘I am’ when someone is introducing themselves,…
Easter is coming next month, hence it’s perfect time to play this FREE Printable “Feed The Bunny Sight Word Game” But it doesn’t necessarily need to be Easter for some bunny fun, right? Forget the flash cards and the drill on the worksheets. Let’s head on to hunt the carrot and Feed The Bunny to…
Yesterday we did Letter A is for Apple, thus I’m making Apple Tracing Mat especially for Miss 3 who is currently in tracing mode. Tracing is a way of strengthening fine motor skills. It can be done in several ways. Among others, kids can trace using the usual crayon or color pencils, or tracing using…
Alphabet letter is just merely a wiggling symbol for kids. But one of the skills essential prior to learning to read is to be able to recognize and differentiate these alphabet symbols. If your kids love doing shape matching or color matching, she might be ready for the next step; which is alphabet letter matching….