What shapes are in your house? There are shapes everywhere, send your little ones on a shape hunt using some easy shape windows! All you...

Q-tip tracing is a fun and easy way to develop the fine motor skills that’s necessary for writing. A large part of learning how to write...

This bead counting activity is a great way to build on those number recognition skills. Some kids learn to count before they’re able to...

This sink or float activity is great for either indoor or outdoor play. Even though this is a simple activity there’s tons of learning...

These sun catchers are a great opportunity for toddlers to work on their shape recognition, sorting and fine motor skills. What you’ll...

I love salt dough because it’s easier to make and you can let it harden and keep your creations forever...almost. Salt dough beads are...

You have to try this frozen painting activity that requires little planning and minimal prep. All you'll need is: - Ice cube tray - Food...

Sometimes simplicity is best. This is a great activity to challenge infants/toddlers to work on their fine motor skills and it takes no...

What's in the bag? A mystery bag is a great activity that is engaging, super easy to set up and implement. You can use toys and objects...

Fireworks in a jar is a fun science activity to do with kids of all ages. For younger children it’s a great way to discuss colour mixing...

Easter is a hop away and I’m ready for the chocolate mini eggs and pastel colours. If you're finding it hard to get real eggs to dye,...

Crayon resist art is a great art project for all ages .Even if you have limited drawing skills it will create a cool effect that will wow...

This monster is very hungry and enjoys eating letters. I personally love this activity because it’s so open ended, it’s a great way for...

Magic milk is sure to be your favourite kitchen chemistry experiment. For toddlers this is great activity to learn about colours and...

Mess is inevitable! fingerprints, scattered toys...it’s all part of how they learn as they explore their environments. While I love messy...