I would like to thank all of you for being so cooperative throughout the past scholastic year, even during the challenging months of homeschooling, due to Covid-19. I wish you and your children all the best for the coming months of summer. Do not hesitate to contact me if need be. Attached, please find a … More Awesome Summer Activities!

I have found a great idea for you to create another way for your children to learn. This involves making a “letter board” using cardboard and bottle caps. Watch the video below or follow MOTHERCOULD on Facebook for more!

I have found an interesting way of how you can make paint that is ideal to use on glass, such as windows or doors. This totally washes off so your children can even wipe away their own paintings while learning new skills and responsibilities. This was found on mothercould’s Facebook page, where they have some … More Window Paint for your child’s play

As I mentioned in my previous post, I am attaching two different sites in which you can find a number of activity ideas that explore the five senses. Feel free to try the activities at home! Link 1 – https://playtolearnpreschool.us/5-senses-activities/link2 – https://www.notimeforflashcards.com/2012/10/21-five-senses-activities-for-kids.html

Click here to access a website full of ideas of activities that you can try at home with your little ones. I am sure that a number of these activities will be very engaging as they focus on different things, such as science, Lego, slime, so you can choose an activity based on what your … More Fun activity ideas to try at home!

Since all of us are stuck at home at the moment, I have decided to put up some ideas on this blog which might help you keep your child active and away from boredom. This site gives you plenty of ideas related to a number of things, such as music and art.

Attached, you can find images of different sorting activities for your kids. These activities can be done at home while the children are away from school. I hope you find these ideas interesting and that your children keep learning in the safety of their homes!

Attached, you can view photos showing different ideas for messy play, such as mark-making in paint, playing with grass and soil, and even playing barefoot in coloured sand. These are all play experiences that can provide your children with sensory learning. Similar activities will also be prepared for the children in class.