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 Sweet Pea is 39 months old. From: I found this fast and fun idea at What Do We Do All Day? Material: Large sheet of paper. (We used a big roll of butcher paper from Sam’s Club.) Procedure: Make sure you are on a hard washable surface. Vinyl is good. Carpet is bad.
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(Sorry if you saw an unfinished version of this in your rss feed earlier. This is the finished post.) From: I found this cute “Design-A-Mug” kit at Micheal’s and thought it would make a great Father’s Day craft for Sweet Pea. Materials: Design-A-Mug kit which contains a mug and several “permanent” markers. Observations: I had grand ideas [...]
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 Sweet Pea is 35 months old. From: Erika from Confessions of a Homeschooler often posts an individual Do-A-Dot letter worksheet when her tot is learning a particular letter (P for example), but I had trouble searching her site to find all of the letters. I also searched the web, but was surprised that I couldn’t find [...]
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Sweet Pea is 34 months old. From: I saw these Crayola Stampers on sale at Target and thought they would be a lot of fun for Sweet Pea. Crayola Stampers. Observations: These are supposed to be like markers, but with a fun shape on the tip, so you can stamp a shape instead of drawing a line. [...]
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Sweet Pea is 29 months old. From: I had a comment from Barkey’s Mommy on my Kumon Let’s Color post recommending something like this. I also saw this entry describing how to create re-usable workbooks at Teaching My Little Bookworm. Material: Kumon My First Book of Tracing (or any other appropriate workbook).
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Sweet Pea is 27 months old. From: This was inspired by my desire for a set of Montessori Insets, which are a bit out our price range right now. (The Montessori Primary Guide has a good description of how to use insets in the Montessori style.) Material: Any sort of plastic or metal stencils. (Most of the craft [...]
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Sweet Pea is 27 months old. From: I got the idea for making a life-size portrait from this tot school post on The Shafer Family blog. Material: A large sheet of paper at least as long as your tot is tall. (I suggest using a roll of craft paper or butcher paper, but you could probably just tape [...]
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