4 yo activities

Do you want to homeschool a 4-year-old? It's easier than you imagine; here is what you need to know to get started this year.

Inside: Learn our best tips and ideas for your 4 year old’s daily routine. Find out what to do with your 4 year old all day, plus how to structure your day around Pre-K or preschool at home. Congrats, mama. You made it through the 3s and 4 is looking okay right about now. Now at four years old, your child can probably do all

Printable Activities for 4-year-olds Do you need some printable activities for 4-year-olds? I’ve got some great ideas for you here! I love having fun activities for my kids that don’t require too much prep – and the good news is there are plenty of free printable activities for 4-year-olds available online that I’ve […]

Check out these fun activities and play ideas for 4 year olds. Here you will find tons easy ideas that you can set up for your preschooler!

Inside: These hands-on activities for 4 year olds are perfect for rainy days, quiet time, or preschool at home. If your preschooler loves tactile, sensory activities, we've got you covered with these easy ideas you can do at home! Whether you're doing preschool at home, or looking for screen-free ways to entertain your 4 year old, I've got you covered. Have you ever wondered: 'What

What is one-to-one correspondence counting and 10 fun activities to help your child develop this important numeracy skill.

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Kids can navigate their way through the symbols of fall using the alphabet in this easy maze activity worksheet. It is a fun way for children to practice alphabetical order.