Learning Basics

So your preschooler is ready to start learning letters. How should you get started? Start teaching you preschooler uppercase letters first, then lowercase. Point out letters daily on everyday items and play with toys that are letter specific. Your preschooler will learn letters with reparation and play. Learning through play and repetition… doesn’t sound too […]

What makes a kid a preschooler? If you are wondering this you are not alone, here is what I found out. Generally a preschooler is a child 3-5 years old who is showing an interest in early learning and ready to develop their social and educational skills. Plain and simple preschoolers are kids who haven’t

You decided you are keeping your preschooler home and tackling learning yourself… now what? Plan activities based on what concepts a preschooler should learn; letters, numbers, problem solving, motor skills and social skills. Plan activities based your child’s interests and skill set. Set learning goals break them down to be easily achievable. There is a

Fine Motor skills…. Aka skills to do all the little things. They may seem second nature to an adult, but children are developing them as they learn. Lots of activities are great for mastering fine motor skills. Out of the 25 activities below we especially like: cutting practice, manipulating clothes pins, playing with sponges in

Occasionally I have tried to start a fun new lesson or activity with my little one only to be met with groaning, complaining and frustration. This response totally takes the wind out of my sails. So I learned how to engage my child better. Especially when they are preschool age and easily distractible. The best

I have loved my son’s name since we picked it and I could not wait to help him lean how to write it. To get started writing we needed to go over some basics first to get him comfortable writing. The best way to help your four year old to write their name is daily