FINDING QUIET MOMENTS IN THE CHAOS

In light of all that transpired this summer, the first unit of Busy Toddler's Playing Preschool Year 2 could not have been more timely.

Looking for ideas to squeeze the last drops of fun out of summer? Busy Toddler's Summer Camp at Home has it all!

I thought we were experts in water play but we still had a few things to learn from Busy Toddler's Summer Camp at Home Water and Ice Week.

Art projects don't really hold my toddler's attention, so I had low expectations. But I think its important to keep trying, so we dove in.

A Companion to Busy Toddler's Summer Camp at Home. After months staying safe at home, the time was ripe to observe the world with new eyes.

Nothing says summer like backyard camping. Busy Toddler's Summer Camp at Home inspired me to set up camp just in time for Father's Day!

A pandemic may have put a damper on the hottest season of the year, but summer was still going to be magical thanks to Summer Camp at Home.

As a mom of a toddler and an infant, Busy Toddler's Playing Preschool Program was a lifeline. Here is everything you need to get started.

Busy Toddler's Playing Preschool saved the best for last as the Water unit by combines engaging, hands-on learning with awesome activities.

Fairy tales are more than damsels in distress. The magic of these stories is they help children understand conflict or model behaviors.

This unit used variety of activities and ways to explore the concept of opposites.

Caring for a pet may be a great way for children to learn responsibility but dramatic play offers many benefits (without the commitment).

One of fundamentals of early childhood is building with blocks. This unit examines the trucks, tools and tradesmen involved in construction.

Seeds are the ultimate metaphor for raising children. They start out so tiny, but with time, nurturing and care they grow and thrive!

When I think of eggs, I immediately think of baby chicks, but this unit reminded me that eggs are so much more... and so much fun!

We all experience weather differently, depending on the climate where you live. This unit explores the effect weather has on daily life.

Farm animals are a universal language of childhood. This unit takes a closer look at farm animals and life on the farm.

The Transportation unit kept the momentum going because it was high-interest and embodied the concept of learning through play.

Community helpers to the rescue! My toddler's eyes were opened to the idea of a community where everyone has a role and we all do our part.

Learning and fun go together like kids and ice cream in Unit 8: Things That Go Together. Preschoolers will learn about pairs and friendship.