Who is ready for summer? Who is ready for watermelon? And fun learning? Make these fun watermelon punching and counting cards during summer for a lovely counting and fine motor activity! Supplies Needed These watermelon cards are easy to make. All you need are: Green paper plates (or paint/color white ones green) - you will not want thick plates or they will be too hard for kids to punch, so … [Read more...]
DIY Number Line Tool
Today I am sharing with you a number line tool you can make yourselves! This counting tool is perfect for young children that are starting to learn the concept of counting on a number line. It is a simple hands-on way to explain how to use a number line with the help of the visual and tactile senses. PS- I made this number line tool only up to number 10, but you can go further too. Make … [Read more...]
Initial Sound Playdough Cookies
Do your children or students love playing with Playdough? Playdough is so versatile and a great sensory material to use for learning! Use Playdough for a fun initial sound Playdough cookies activity! Initial Sound Playdough Cookies Using Playdough during learning time brings excitement to the learning process because it involves more than one sense, thus multi sensory learning takes place, … [Read more...]
Stickers & Dice Spelling Game
Today, I am sharing a simple idea I often use with my learners for revising spelling words using stickers and a dice! We turn the task of revision into a game so that they don't even realize they are learning, win-win! Stickers & Dice Spelling Game The great thing about this game is that you can use the flashcards of the words you are focusing on at the moment. We were revising the long E … [Read more...]
Letter Clouds with Playdough
Playdough together with letter beads provide all kinds of fun learning opportunities! We used our blue playdough and letter beads to make "clouds", imprinting and sorting vowels. Creating Letter Clouds With Playdough Playdough is great for combining fun and educational. My learners needed more practice in differentiating between vowels and consonants. We used our blue playdough and … [Read more...]
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