Early Childhood
Three separate pages of butterfly vocabulary. Each page adds more challenging words.
An introduction to subtraction, this book counts down from five to one. Children draw (or glue, etc.) the correct amount of coconuts on the tree.
So G really wanted to do a “rain craft” today, but ughhh Monday…. I didn’t feel like scraping glue off the table or scrubbing paint when we were done, so I pulled out this super simple SCIENCE idea that I’ve been saving for a while.
This form will help you determine what type of play is going on with your students.
What do you do when it's 7am, you've reheated your coffee twice already but haven't DRANK any yet, ANNNND now your child asks to "do a craft mama?”
This cute book mimics Eric Carle's Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? with its rhyme and repetition. Prints 2 books at once (just cut pages in half).
Children will love tracing this crown! (They won't even notice they're improving their coordination!)
Celebrate Fathers' Day with this edition of The Scoop newspaper!
Four versions included, to accommodate all family structures (1- dad, 2- brother, 3-uncle, 4-grandpa).
Improve children's hand-eye coordination by having them trace this football.
Answer yes or no to these twelve questions to determine a young infant's language skills.
Color and cut out the groundhog, then fold down the middle so it stands up on its own.