July 4 Star Wreath

  Red, white and blue construction paper A paper plate Scissors Glue Optional – glitter   Cut a large hole in the center of the paper plate, leaving the outer ring intact. Cut out a lot of stars from red, white and blue construction paper.   Glue the stars to the paper plate, overlapping to fully […]

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Handprint American Flag

Celebrate Independance Day this year by making a sweet little Handprint American Flag! You’ll need a few supplies before you begin:   red, white and blue paint blue construction paper paint brushes popsicle stick small star stickers glue stick scissors/paper cutter hole punch thin ribbon in red, white, or blue     Paint the palm […]

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Barbie Sock Fashion

  We have lots of fun designing outfits for Barbie. She looks great in just about anything, including an old sock. We make use of the basket of single socks (the ones that have survived the washing machine), most of which are small with nice designs and colors. We cut off the foot of the […]

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Cardboard City

  Each summer my children build a city by painting and cutting and pasting empty cereal and shoe boxes. We have also used empty plastic containers and the centers from paper towel rolls. The kids work on it as the mood strikes them. The people and animals are made from clothespins, small plastic bottles, or […]

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Driveway Chalk City

Make a driveway city! With some sidewalk chalk, draw roads, train tracks, houses, farms, a zoo, shops, and anything else you want included in your city. Add some toy cars, trains, boats, and doll people, and you have hours of fun for the whole neighborhood. One “city” of ours circled the whole cul-de-sac.

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Fast Ideas for Things to Do

     Take a walk and talk about the sounds you hear and the things you see   Sing a song Read a wordless book in your favorite language   Make up a new song Create a “To Do” list    Become an author by creating your own book Mark off the items on your […]

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Stacking Fun With Blocks

Indoor Fun, Physical Fun, Cause and Effect, Cognition, Counting Concepts, Eye-Hand Coordination, Fine Motor Coordination, Physical Coordination, Size and Shape Discrimination, Spatial Relationships, Stacking, Visual Discrimination   Blocks are considered one of the most versatile and favorite toys for young tots. Block playing will inspire your child’s imagination and creativity while developing motor skills as […]

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Preschool Corner: All About the Letter C – Caterpillars

A page for an alphabet book     Hole punch Green, black, yellow, and white construction paper Scissors Glue Thin black marker 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper     Draw some leave shapes and have your child cut them out. Cut out a ‘stem’ for your milkweed plant and some grass for the […]

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