Need some ideas for hands-on letter learning? Check out our letter J activities for 2-year-olds! This week we did just a small handful of activities. As it turned out, she already knew recognized the letter J when we began our week - so there was no need to go overboard. Plus, it was the week before Christmas. And you know how that goes. We started with a simple process art activity - jar printing. I ... Read More
Letter G activities for 2-year-olds
If you're doing letter of the week with your toddler, you'll love our letter G activities for 2-year-olds! My little girl loves doing letter of the week activities with me. Check out our fun for the letter G! Letter G Activities for 2-year-olds I printed our colorful letter G cards (you can download them at the end of this post) and placed them on the table. Then I gave my Two poker chips and asked ... Read More
Letter F Activities for 2-year-olds
Today I'm sharing a fun collection of letter F activities for 2-year-olds! Recently I shared a link to our alphabet activities for 2-year-olds on our Facebook page. A reader wondered why I would advocate doing this type of formal learning activities with toddlers. Don't we have enough of a push-down curriculum already? Why would we expect 2-year-olds to do formal learning? A few things. So there ... Read More
Letter E Activities for 2-Year-Olds
If you'd like a variety of letter E activities for 2-year-olds, you're in the right spot! My Two loves doing learning activities with me, so we spend about 15-20 minutes a day doing letter of the week. Here's what we did for letter E! My Two hunted for letter E's on our free letter find page. As long as we were having fun with dot markers, I pulled out this letter maze. These are a ... Read More
Letter D Activities for 2-year-olds
Here's a collection of hands-on letter D activities for 2-year-olds! We've been doing a lot of alphabet activities with my Two over the past few months. In fact, the other day she came up to me and said, "Mommy, I had a dweam about M's and A's!" Since she hears her older siblings talk about dreams, I suspect this statement was an attempt to fit in rather than statement of fact. ;) But either ... Read More
Letter C Activities for 2-year-olds
Looking for Letter C activities for toddlers? We're sharing a bunch! Our younger daughter is two years old. She is a sweet little girl, but the truth is that she is kind of an emotional handful these days. Frankly, it's exhausting. But she never gives me attitude or tantrums during our learning time, or as she calls it, our "tivities." She absolutely loves this part of our day! And so do I. Letter C ... Read More
Books about clouds
If you're looking for some great weather books, you'll love this list of 15 books about clouds! Whether or not you're doing a weather theme, these are some great books! ... Read More
Letter B Activities for 2-Year-Olds
Check out our fun collection of letter B activities for 2-year-olds! Each week, I do a set of hands-on activities with my Two to help her learn a new letter. We keep it light and simple, and on the days we do "formal" learning we spend about 15 minutes. Sometimes she plays longer if it's a sensory activity. These ideas are meant to inspire you to do a little learning with your toddler, if he or she ... Read More
Letter I Activities for 2-year-olds
Today we're sharing some fun letter I activities for two-year-olds! I'm doing letter of the week with my Two. She asks for more "tivities" all the time. Even though we only spend about 15 minutes a day, she's learning her alphabet week by week. Will you try some of these ideas with your little learner? We began the week with a simple review of the letters we've learned so far. I wrote the letters on ... Read More
Letter R Activities for 2-year-olds
Check out our collection of fun, age-appropriate letter R activities for 2-year-olds! We spend about 15-20 minutes each school day doing "tivities" to help my Two learn the letters and their sounds. We're starting with the letters of her name and are almost ready to go back to letter B and work through the alphabet in order. To see our progress so far, visit this page. We started with rock ... Read More









