We love fun literacy activities! The more hands-on the better. Plus, sorting activities help children to recognise and categorise different types of stones letters, words, pictures, and numbers, and develops their language, visual, and critical thinking skills. And we have this adorable set up by @yearonesofun of the Letters, Words, Numbers & Picture Houses. The houses are separated by fences…
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Counting Activities for the Home or Classroom
Have you just purchased the ladybug counting stones and wondering what counting activities they could be used for, whether you are at home or in the classroom? Well, here are four counting activities that you’ll love to use next time you use them! 🐞 Pair them with numerals and loose parts! I’ve used our @sumblox and @joguines_grapat loose parts 🐞 Small World Play! The…
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Fine Motor Skills Activities
Fine motor skills activities are everywhere. So why is this one any different? Well, it can be differentiated to suit the needs of your class with ease. This is one fine motor skills activity to add to your must-try list because the set up and implementation is super easy (like less than 15 minutes!) Things you’ll need for this fine…
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Ten Frame Games
Have you ordered our Acrylic Ten Frames and just not sure how to use them? Well, here are 10 different ways for ten frame games to be added to your classroom (yes, 10!!) These ten frame games have been shared thanks to the gorgeous and clever peeps who tag me in their amazing set ups!! @yearonesofun @learninginjp @teachwithmeinprepg @teachingwithmissblechynden @at_home_with_camille 💕💕 Ten Frame Games: 🟣 Teen Numbers…
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Fun Math Activities: Birthday Cupcakes
When teaching mathematics, it’s important to include fun math activities into your planning (no matter their age!!) And this one is hands-on, play-based and FUN!! 💕 We love that!! To set up this experience, you’ll need: ✨ Acrylic Numbers (you can purchase them here) ✨ Coloured sticks ✨ Playdough (here’s a cooked and non-cooked recipe for you) Fake grass has…
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Calendar and Weather Chart for Kids
I always suggest that you use a calendar and weather chart for kids (whether it’s at home or in the classroom). It allows them to build on their literacy and mathematical skills, as well as being a great incorporation of science within the room. There’s talk about the next day on the calendar, when their birthday’s are and countdowns to…
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My name is Sommer. I am a mum of 3. A resource creator. A Prep teacher in Queensland. A lover of play-based learning. A special needs advocate. A creative thinker. A believer that learning should be fun.. so fun that they don't know they're learning!
