We made a few extra winter activity kits – available for purchase starting NEXT WEEK! 🥳
These kits reduce the need for a printer – everything you need is included…and reusable!
Customize your crate – every crate comes with enough materials to personalize your experience- or- I am happy to include the child’s name on a project for you if you add it to the notes and details section before final checkout.
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Penguins or Polar Bears? Jury is still out!Enough fun for two!Look a little closer… 🔍 Do you get snow at your home?
MommaAMommmaB are SO ready for back-to-school season!
Today I finally got around to creating a few quick printable pages for the TeachersPayTeachers #TotSchool account – Here are a few quick templates for you teachers to use and customize however you choose. No credits needed, but appreciate if you pin to your boards! Happy teaching! -Brandi
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Well it’s September already (how did that happen?) and time to put away the water wings in favor of pencil sharpeners. I mean, replace the kiddie pool with lesson plans. I mean… figure out what the heck I am supposed to do with my toddler all day long!
I hope to eventually add direct links to my website, but for now you can find many of my digital resources on TeachersPayTeachers.com under MommaAMommaB.
I keep my prices as low as possible for you guys, as this is just something that is a passion project right now.
Thanks for your continued support, it really means a lot to me.
Luckily, I started most of my lesson planning last year, slowly picking themes that would interest my then-twenty-month old, and which would carry over into the 2019-2020 “school” year.
My child is now 28 months old and attends a drop-in preschool 1-2 days per week. The rest of the time he is with me, as I stay home full time with him and our infant.
I have tried so many activities over the summer that I was sure were going to be a hit, which turned out to be a major flop. Or too messy. Or… whatever. I don’t even include those in my blog, so rest assure whatever I post has been tried and tested around here!
Still, I hope you and your student will take these ideas with a grain of salt, because toddlers, man!
