Bunny ears craft (for egg hunt)

Easter bunny hat

This is a quick and easy way to make your egg hunt more fun! – using a piece of white bristol board, measure the child’s head to make a headband . . . → Read More: Bunny ears craft (for egg hunt)

Fine Arts Fridays (Spring Dancing)

Children love to move their bodies to music. Since I like to follow the seasons and what is happening in nature, I gear my program accordingly. Spring is here so these are some quick ideas for you to put to music: . . . → Read More: Fine Arts Fridays (Spring Dancing)

Fine Arts Friday (Goldilocks Play)

Children are natural performers and love to act in their own plays. I always use familiar fairy tales, poems or stories with the younger children. The first play in this series is Goldilocks and the Three Bears. . . . → Read More: Fine Arts Friday (Goldilocks Play)

Yoga for kids

Kids love to get their bodies moving  just as much as we do! I like to make group time fun and invent stretches and movements that mimic adult yoga. This is a relaxing activity and a good time to do it is just before nap or just after.

gather the children together and encourage them . . . → Read More: Yoga for kids

Circle Time with a classic song

“Old McDonald had a farm” is a crowd-pleaser for toddlers and preschoolers. Why not add a new twist to this old song? . . . → Read More: Circle Time with a classic song

Chef Hats

Children love to dress up and role play!  I have always including baking and cooking in my program as a regular weekly or monthly activity. As such, each child makes and decorates a hat to wear each time. Their excitement builds as they go to the shelf to get their hats; they know it’s time . . . → Read More: Chef Hats