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I love great picture books that pull young readers into the world on their pages, and Over and Under the Snow by Kate Messner, illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal does just that. Reading great picture books with our little ones has so many benefits, so when I find...
Your little ones will love this super simple Christmas sensory bin!What I love about this sensory invitation is how simple it is to put together and kept my toddler twins engaged for quite some time. I had the green and red rice stored in containers, so all I had to...
This simple and low prep Christmas tree counting craft is a great way to work on the skill of One-to-one correspondence with little ones. As they learn, this educational activity will allow you to incorporate all the excitement that comes with preparing for the...
As a mom of busy twin toddlers, not all my activities are planned. I know! Life is much easier when we have activities planned and prepared. Being prepared makes for an easier day, but unfortunately, that's not always the case because life happens. This sensory sand...
Learning about colours should be fun for our little ones! Knowing colours is a key way in which we describe and categorise the world around us. Hence, I am always trying to find creative ways to incorporate a colour activity in whatever theme we are focusing on. My...
When The weather starts to change, it is a great time to expose children to the fact that there are different types of weather/seasons. Over the last few weeks, my girls have been welcoming the changes that are taking place outside. They are still attached to their...
My girls are showing so much interest in the changes that are taking place outside with the cooler weather, so this week our focus is on the weather.I wanted to try a different sensory filler to introduce this theme to the girls, and I figured water beads would be...
Did you know that fine motor skills are essential for children's development during preschool and elementary school years? In young children, fine motor skills for example, are a requisite for performing self-care tasks and activities such as block building and puzzle...
I must admit I love play dough invitations! When working with play dough, the possibilities for learning are endless! There is just so much incidental learning that is always taking place. What I love most about fall is the beautiful fall colours! I just could not...
The beginning of the school year is a fun and exciting time, whether at home or in a classroom. Getting off to a smooth start requires a lot of intentional planning. When I was in the classroom, I was super excited to get into my freshly painted classroom to decorate...
I am co-founder and face behind Learning Step By Step. I am a wife, mother of three, and former Preschool and Elementary teacher. I want to share activities, tips, and books to ensure that little ones are becoming well-rounded individuals
Educational and developmental content based on research, experience, and observation on our homeschool journey.
Books we love and how we use them during lessons.
Craft activities that can be easily reproduced in the home using recyclables and arts and crafts materials. Activities that enhance cognitive development while learning through play.
Bible lessons we are focusing on, during our home-schooling journey and simple activities we use to bring across the messages in the stories we read.
What we learn on our home-schooling journey, themed lessons, and the strategies we use to reinforce concepts and skills.
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