Looking for another activity for your young preschoolers? How about a shape scavenger hunt? Not only is it great for beginning math skills, but it encourages exploration and creativity. And it is a great opportunity for little ones to be in control, which they love!
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When We Were Alone
This is a beautiful book that shares the negativity of the boarding school indigenous children were sent to in a way that is less scary for little ones. It also shared how the children coped with the negativity and lack of support. While what happened to the children at the schools was horrible, it’s stillContinue reading “When We Were Alone”
Wild Berries
I love that this book has not only an indigenous language integrated into it, it even helps non-native speakers with the pronunciation. A great way to expose your kids to a different language than what they might learn in school.
Trick or Treat Checklist
Are you ready for Halloween this year? It may look a little different since we are still in the middle of a pandemic. But we can still have some fun. Can anyone say Trick or Treat?
Indoor Scavenger Hunt
This is a great quarantine-approved activity for preschool and school-age kids: An indoor scavenger hunt, complete with suggested items to search for!
Life-size Robot Game
Looking for a fun game to play with your preschooler that doesn’t require any equipment? Try the Lifesize Robot Game.
No-Mess Painting
Looking for an art activity for your little one that you don’t have to clean up after? Have you tried no-mess painting?
Explore Germs Using Glitter!
Looking for a way to teach your little ones about how germs are spread? Try this glitter germ activity! It’s perfect to help explain hand washing during a pandemic.
Infections And Epidemics Questions: Preschool
Needing to answer your inquisitive preschooler’s questions about COVID-19? Here’s a great resource!
