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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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 Sweet Pea is 38 months old. From: This really fast activity is from Life with My Giggly Girls, who originally got it from No Time For Flashcards. Material: Stickers. Procedure: Fold the paper into 3-10 sections, depending on your tot’s counting ability. Unfold the paper and draw a line along each of the folds to create several [...]
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Sweet Pea is 33 months old. From: These are cards I developed to be used with milk cap numbers. (I promise this is the last one of these number cap activities for a while!) Material: Milk cap numbers 1 through 4 (Instructions and templates located here).
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Sweet Pea is 33 months old. From: After creating the milk cap numbers, this was the first activity I devised to go with them. We did not have a whole lot of luck with these worksheets, but I wanted to post them because I thought that they might be useful for other tots. Material: Milk cap numbers 1 [...]
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Sweet Pea is 32 months old. From: Someone commented on my Milk Cap Letter page and asked for me to make a Milk Cap Number template. I made up the Milk Cap Numbers, but then struggled with how I would use them until I came up with the idea for the worksheets listed below. Materials: Several milk caps.
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Sweet Pea is 31 months old. From: We got this set of 4 foam puzzles as a gift from Sweet Pea’s grandma. Material: Foam Puzzles (I couldn’t find the exact set that we were given. Here is a link to an uppercase and lowercase puzzle that Carissa from 1+1+1=1 recommends.) Observations: These foam puzzles are perfect for [...]
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