Our brand new channel, Super Simple TV, kicks off today with it’s very first show, Super Simple Draw! So get out your art supplies and get ready for our first project, a cat!
Eight Activities for Teaching Shapes with One Simple Worksheet
Recently, we shared this worksheet with the members of our Facebook Teachers’ Group and challenged them to come up with different ways to use it. We have to say, they are a very creative group! This simple worksheet features the eight basic shapes used in “The Shape Song #1” and “The Shape Song #2” from the… Read more »
Five Little Monkeys – Play Set Activities
Recently, our friend Ilinca from the blog Grumpy Dumpling tried out our Five Little Monkeys Play Set. She shared these fun activities with us.
Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream? Activities
One of our most popular songs is “Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream?” and the follow up versions, including the latest, “Do You Like Lasagna Milkshakes?”
“I See Something Blue” Fine Motor Activity
This week, our friend Ilinca from the blog Grumpy Dumpling shares one her favorite classroom activities for practicing colors and fine motor skills. Color recognition is an important skill that young learners need to practice. One way is to practice through hands-on activities that are fun and engaging. Here is an activity that my students… Read more »
The Eensey Weensey Spider Craft – Fine Motor Skills Craft
Act out The Eensey Weensey Spider with this Dramatic Play Set craft. Attach the pieces to clothes pins and a ruler to help kids develop fine motor skills and strengthen their hand muscles as they play along. They will have a great time as they work on the grip that helps when writing!
Valentine’s Day Craft – Stained Glass Hearts
Gather your art supplies to make this beautiful craft for Valentine’s Day. Our friend Caroline shares the step-by-step directions.
Science Friday – Foaming Snowmen
Recently, our Community Manager Sara visited a local elementary school as a guest speaker for the first graders weekly Science Friday. Here, she shares the Foaming Snowmen experiment they did together.
I’m A Little Snowman Sing-Along Activity
Recently, our friend Anna shared this fun activity to go along with the “I’m A Little Snowman” song. It was a big hit with her students, we hope your kids will enjoy it, too!
Who Took The Cookie? Simple Origami Craft
Our friend Caroline of Paper Cat English recently shared this origami craft to go with the “Who Took The Cookie?” song. Try making these paper cookies with your students or kids. When they are finished, have a picnic, sing the song, and find out who took the cookie!
