Want the perfect surprise to show Mom you care? Look no further! This Super Simple DIY craft is the cutest way to say “I love you” this Mother’s Day. When Mom opens this gift, she’ll know you don’t just love her a little… she’ll know you love her “a latte!” Here’s what you need to make these Mother’s Day dreams come true… Things You’ll Need Photo you want to use Disposable paper coffee cup & lid  Construction paper  Paper straw  Pencil  Fun shape scissors (for decorating) Glue stick  Glue gun  Scissors  Steps Cut out a heart from construction paper ..read more

This colorful and rhythmic, sturdy board book introduces toddlers and preschoolers to eight essential emotions: Happy, sleepy, angry, surprised, excited, sad, nervous, and silly. Characters from Super Simple’s Noodle & Pals show off each emotion with bold facial expressions, but wait for the surprise at the end – a mirror, so readers can make their own faces! Buy Now! The post This Is My Happy Face Board Book! appeared first on Super Simple ..read more

PLUSH MONSTERS WITH 5+ SENSORY FEATURES: Each soft, plush character has unique textures, sounds and visual details to explore. They make perfect baby shower presents! Shop Rizzo (blue) Buy Now! Shop Dewey (orange) Buy Now! Shop Hugo (green) Buy Now! The post Super Simple Sensory Plush Monsters! appeared first on Super Simple ..read more

This collection of songs includes: Silly Songs Bedtime Songs Happy Songs Underwater Songs Buy Now! The post Yoto Cards 4-pack! appeared first on Super Simple ..read more

Let’s make a colorful crawling caterpillar puppet! They are so much fun to play with, too. While we’re at it, we’ll be developing tons of new skills:  Color Recognition: Sorting and choosing pom-poms encourages color recognition and matching skills. Fine Motor Skills: Threading pom-poms and handling small materials like googly eyes help develop fine motor skills. Younger children can have assistance from a guardian, while older children can practise their skills.  Caterpillar Anatomy: Learn about the basic anatomy of a caterpillar—the segmented body, antennae, and eyes. Creativity ..read more

Has spring sprung where you are?! We’re so excited about the new season that we’re celebrating with a beautiful spring-inspired crown filled with paper flowers and crafty creatures that only come out once the weather turns warm. You can be a prince or princess of spring too, and help usher in this new season with a crown of your very own. Every spring is a little different – get inspired to make your crown uniquely yours by using what craft supplies you have and exploring what signs of spring you see around you. Follow along with the steps below to learn how you can make your very own spring ..read more

Rabbits are a sure sign of spring. Their cheerful leaps and crunchy carrot munching make bunnies a fun animal for kids to watch and learn about animals from. If you have lessons planned about rabbits or farms or habitats, be sure to hop into this craft!   Things you’ll need  Construction paper Cotton balls Craft paint Disposable fork Glue stick Scissors Black marker  Googly eyes Steps Fold two sheets of construction paper in half. On the first sheet, draw the shape of the body connected to the folded edge.  Note: angle the bottom edge, this will help your bunny st ..read more

We sure do LOVE chickens! A farm visit is not complete without some happy chickens running around going about their chicken business. So, what about making your own chickens out of paper plates? They definitely spruce up the preschool classroom or homeschool and get everyone thinking about spring and eggs and warmer weather. Plus, this craft incorporates one of our favorite painting techniques, fork painting! Have fun and cluck cluck! Things you’ll need Paper plates Craft paint Scissors Construction paper Tissue paper Gluestick Googly eyes Fork Steps Draw and cut out a crescent shape from ..read more

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. What a sweet time of year to reflect on the ones you love and let them know how you feel. This activity is an excellent way to get kids talking about emotions and practice social emotional learning skills. Complete with a free printable that you can fill out, share your jar on Valentine’s Day as a lovely gift. Read the affectionate sentiments to each other and talk about all the reasons why you love that person. Or, go to the jar once a week to keep the cherished sentiments flowing all year.  Things you’ll need Printed resource  Jar  ..read more

Kids love snow! When the snow is falling down, it’s a good time to make a snowman. But what if you don’t have any snow? This craft is a perfect way to celebrate snow. We have a few songs that go along with the theme, including Let’s Make A Snowman and I’m A Little Snowman. Now, let’s get started!  Things you’ll need – Cotton balls or large white pom poms – White construction paper or white felt  – Colorful construction paper options – White glue  – Paper plate – Toothpick – Googly eyes – Markers – Scissors  – Hole punch  – Brown pipe cleaner  Steps First, prep ..read more