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Additional Activity ideas from the blog
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Fall Name Activities and Crafts
Whether you’re setting up a back to school center, filling out your October and November lineup, or just need a fresh way to keep name practice going, fall is one of the easiest seasons to work with. Kids still need…
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Apple Day Activities
Whether you call it Apple Day or Apple Week, celebrating apples is one of those classroom traditions kids remember. Apple Day lands on October 21st, but there are so many ways to work Apple Day activities into your fall season,…
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Letter Q-tip Painting
Printable letter Q-tip painting activities are one of those activities that look simple on the surface: kids dip a q-tip in paint and dot it inside a letter or picture. But when it’s set up the right way, alphabet q-tip…
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The Best Alphabet Dot Marker Printables for Preschoolers
Dot markers are one of those supplies that kids get excited about the moment they come out. And honestly? I love them too. But the best alphabet dot marker printables (do-a-dot activities, if that’s what you call them) do a…
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Summer Name Activities and Crafts
Whether you’re running summer school, a summer camp group, a daycare classroom, or just need a fun summer activity, name practice doesn’t have to take a summer break. Kids still need practice with letter recognition, spelling their name, and the…
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Dot Marker Crafts for Kids: Low-Prep Ideas That Build Fine Motor Skills
Hand a preschooler a dot marker and watch what happens. They press. They lift. They press again. They don’t stop. That focused, repetitive motion isn’t just satisfying, it’s doing real fine motor work. And…when you pair dot markers with crafts…
