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Children love hands-on activities, and since we have been reading underwater books lately, I created a variety of ocean themed math activities to have fun while learning with my kids. Read Aloud Books for Under Water Themed Math Activities Underwater Counting Even Numbers by Jerry Pallotta & David BiedrzyckiOcean Counting Odd Numbers by Jerry Lappotta & Shennen …
Ten Little Fish by Audrey Wood is one of the most treasured books in our home. We love all Audrey Wood's books, especially this story, because of its clever rhyme and rhythm, making children want to read it repeatedly. I created some easy-to-set-up activities for my children to play and create after reading this book …
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My kids loved looking for the chameleon on each page in the Invisible Lizard by Kurt Cyrus & illustrated by Andy Atkins. This inspired the sensory play bins I made as follow-up activities for them. Materials for the Camouflage Sensory Tray Green colored ricePainted chickpeasLegumesBook- Invisible Lizard by Kurt Cyrus & illustrated by Andy AtkinsSensory …
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Your child will love this easy to put together sensory tray that is ideal for The Very Hungry Caterpillar follow-up activity. Your child will have fun learning to count with this activity!
How can picture books help your child learn the alphabet? Alphabet-themed picture books are engaging, simple read-aloud stories for your child that are quick reads. The words authors choose have easy-to-pronounce words and terms that your child will incorporate through repetition easily into their daily vocabulary. Children learn through repetition and play. So seeing letters …
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This simple activity will have your child learning through play after reading this beloved book by Eric Carle. See my latest blog for more activity ideas with this and more of Eric Carle's books.
Your child will love the colors, rhymes, and fantastical world Eric Carle has created over the past decades in writing and illustrating children’s books. My son requests Brown, Brown, What Do You See? at least twice a day to read. His books are perfect for toddler, preschool, and young elementary children because of the short, …