We hope you enjoy this collection of letter S activities for 2 year olds! Okay, confession. This is a series for toddlers, but my little girl turned 3 a month ago. Real life gets in the way here - just as I suspect it does at your house! - so we didn't finish the alphabet as soon as I'd hoped. No worries, though - I'm keeping our activities simple so that you can still use them with 2-year-olds. On to ... Read More
Subtraction fact strategy games
This giant set of no prep games is great for helping kids learn subtraction strategies for the basic facts! Addition versus subtraction. Which one is easier to understand? In general, kids grasp the concept of addition much more easily. Combining sets isn't too complicated. And there are countless fun ways to practice it. But subtraction? If you teach first grade, you know that it can be ... Read More
10 Vocabulary activities you can do with picture cards
Get a giant set of vocabulary photo cards in our newest bundle! For the past few months, I've been working behind the scenes to create a giant resource that I'm so excited to share! Both you and your learners will love this huge set of picture cards to build vocabulary, critical thinking, speech and language skills, and so much more. 500 Vocabulary Picture Cards These vocabulary picture cards are ideal ... Read More
Letter Q Activities for 2-Year-Olds
Try these letter Q activities for toddlers! Are you teaching the alphabet to your 2-year-old? How's it going? When we started learning the alphabet shortly after my daughter's second birthday, it was slow going. In fact, we spent several weeks on each letter because it wasn't sinking in. And we often took a week or two off. Because - you know, life. No problem - we were having fun! And I ... Read More
Letter P Activities for toddlers
We hope you find some fun activities to try in this collection of letter P activities for toddlers! Have you been following along as my two-year-old learns the alphabet? She asks for "tivities" almost every day, but we aren't able to get to our activities as often as I'd like. You know how it goes ... I need to catch up on housework, or I need to do some blog work, or I decide to focus more on teaching ... Read More
Letter O Activities for 2-year-olds
We've been having fun doing Letter of the Week activities for quite some time now - have you seen all of our fun? The older my daughter gets (she's almost three), the more likely it is that she knows the letter's name before we've "studied" it. If that's the case, I focus on things that are more challenging - like letter formation or whole alphabet activities. "O" is one of those letters that's pretty easy to ... Read More
Letter N Activities for 2-year-olds
Looking for simple letter N activities for 2-year-olds? Take a peek at our week! Have you been following along with us? We've been working through the alphabet with a fun letter of the week format. We started these activities right after my little girl's second birthday. As life got in the way (a new baby, four older siblings, etc.) we didn't keep a set schedule. But now that my Two is close to ... Read More
Letter L Activities for 2-year-olds
Check out this fun collection of letter L activities for 2-year-olds! My Two and I are having fun learning the alphabet by learning about one or more letters each week. Here's what we did this week! We started out with this simple fine motor activity that I first learned about on Powerful Mothering. This is extra fun to do outside on the driveway, but since it's the middle of winter, that ... Read More
Letter K Activities for 2-Year-Olds
Are you teaching the alphabet to your toddler? Try some of these letter K activities for 2-year-olds! Shortly after my daughter turned two, we started doing letter of the week activities. Not because I think this is necessary for all two-year-olds, but because she kept asking for her own "tivities." And because I knew she would enjoy it. At the beginning, it was slow going. We took several weeks ... Read More
Books about mittens
Looking for a fun winter book list? Try these books about mittens! Are you a winter person? I grew up in the Southeast and now live with my family in the Midwest. Having grown up without snow, I don't see it as an essential element of childhood. My kids would disagree. To them, winter means building snowmen, going sledding with Daddy, and eating snow (sigh - I've stopped fighting it). To me, ... Read More









