Play. explore. learn.
Big learning. Little moments.
Thoughtfully themed monthly lesson plans that are easy for grown-ups to teach and fun for littles to learn.
About us
My goal is to help support early learning at home
Early childhood education doesn’t have to be difficult. My goal is to provide easy-to-understand and carefully curated lesson plans that help guide you and your preschooler through whatever season of life you are in – whether it is only for one month or a full academic school year.
At-home learning support for every stage
Daily activities
Unlock your child's potential through the power of play
Language & Literacy
Each easy-to-use printable weaves vocabulary, sound recognition, and print awareness directly into sensory bins, active games, and imaginative play.
Science
Want to turn your home into a vibrant science lab? Learn engaging ways to intertwine early scientific thinking—like observing, predicting, questioning, and experimenting—directly into messy sensory play, nature walks, and simple kitchen investigations.
Sensory
Children use their senses to learn about the world around them. Each lesson plan provides you with instructions, supply lists, and printables that are easy to set up. Can you think of a better way to learn about letter sounds than tracing with whipped cream or playing with dried beans? Because I can't!
Math
Why do drill worksheets when your child can improve their math skills by playing math games using Cheerios? Wait - what? We get to eat them afterwards? Cool!
Social & Emotional
To me, this is the most important domain. If a child hasn't mastered self-regulation, learning other domains can become a challenge. That's why I've put an emphasis on emotional expression, self-regulation, empathy, and problem-solving into imaginative role-play, calming sensory activities, and storytelling.
Outdoor Play
Ahh, a child's favorite part of the day - recess! Playing outside is simple enough and doesn't always need a lesson, but there are plenty of fun ways to fit in awesome gross motor activities and teachable moments.
Play-based learning from home
Spend less time creating lesson plans and more time creating memories.