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Quiet time activities
I designed these journal / dairy printable for my son to learn to express his feelings and record what happened. I love seeing how he illustrates and writes about his day. I would love to help my son to develop positive habits from a… Continue Reading “Kids Journal / Diary”
#playwithpackagingmaterials I must say there are so many interesting packaging materials. I got this black “divider” from buying an instant coffee powder from thr supermarket. I fell in love with it as soon as I opened the package. I knew I could make something… Continue Reading “Car Repair Centre”
J has been asking me to teach him piano. He enjoyed it a lot and we laughed so much during our 30 min session.
I made a mobile phone📱 for J. Key features: . Keypad . SMS . Scanning . Face detection . HK map . Some empty pages to let him to design his own features . An Octopus Card slot . Games He loves it. He… Continue Reading “Pretend mobile phone”
I created this activity a while ago in 2017. The goal is to use the mini hair scrunchies to recreate the pattern on the card on your own hand. Apart from asking J to copy the patterns on the pattern cards, I also tried… Continue Reading “Hair scrunchies busy bag for toddlers”
J’s school is doing community helpers these few weeks, so we made some doctors in the art and craft session in my English Playgroup. The paper dolls were purchased from England. The doctor’s coat is super easy to make but need a few trial… Continue Reading “Community helpers – Playgroup craft”
I was tidying up my house and found some very nice trays and containers I saved before (to make activities for my son to play). I did not want to throw them away because they were so nice. So today I quickly grab some… Continue Reading “Match Up Activity Tray”
J has less interest to play with the @usborne_books sticker books now (he used to love them very much). I did not want to throw them away because the picture quality is really nice. So I decided to transform the stickers into magnets so… Continue Reading “Turn your kids’ old stickers into magnets”
We made some summer fruit drinks yesterday in my class. Instead of sticking the fruits on the paper, I decided to make something fun by 1) adding them “inside” the mason jar and that 2) they can be taken out and changed to other… Continue Reading “Summer fruit drink – Playgroup craft”
Today I let the kids in my English playgroup to play with my “Days of the Week popsicles” activity. They loved it so much.