This Valentine’s Day craft for kids turned out super cute, and is really easy to make. I love the fact that it requires very few materials – which makes it perfect for young kids and for a classroom activity. To start, I used 2 pieces of construction paper and glued two of the pieces together...
A hands-on math activity using Pete the Cat to keep children engaged.
This story play is very popular with my students! I love Jan Brett’s books, so I was excited to create a story play for, “Gingerbread Baby”. This form of storytelling has become a passion of mine because of the reaction I get from students. They are so excited and captivated while watching. It has created...
With the snow on the ground, my students are constantly talking about snowmen! I wanted to build on this interest in the classroom with this hands-on snowman math activity. Each student received a container with all of the parts of their snowman. I also handed out a yellow sheet of paper. I find when students...
I have seen printmaking done in many different ways, but this was by far the easiest and most effective that I have tried. This activity could easily be done at home or in a classroom setting. I did this activity with over 100 kindergarten kids and they were all successful in creating a beautiful print. I...
I love how simple, but exciting this experiment is. It is really easy science for kids to do at home, or school! All you need is water, clear cups, oil and food colouring! There is so much learning that happens with this experiment, from learning about how oil and water interact to colour mixing and...