Simple, low-prep ideas for busy parents and teachers: play dough recipes, crafts, printable packs, and themed guides.
On the Smart Little Bunnies blog, we share easy activity ideas that work with our free printable worksheets from alphabet games and number practice to play dough recipes and screen-free play tips.
Whether you’re a parent at home or a teacher in the classroom, you’ll find simple, low-prep ways to support early learning with fun, cute activities.
A fun and easy playdough volcano craft using baking soda and vinegar. This hands-on science activity helps kids learn about chemical reactions while enjoying a safe and exciting eruption at home.
A hands-on review of Elmer’s Slime Starter Kit. Learn how to make cosmic, metallic, and clear slime step by step using the magical liquid formula, safe, washable, nontoxic and fun for kids!
Explore free count and match worksheets for preschool children. These printable logic activities help kids count objects, match quantities to numbers, and build early logical thinking through ink only, hands on practice.
Explore free color coding activities for preschool children. These printable worksheets help kids follow rules, recognize numbers and letters, and build early logical thinking through hands-on coloring activities.
Explore free pattern activities for preschool children. These printable worksheets help kids recognize, continue, and match visual patterns using fun dot-based activities.
Browse free printable name writing worksheets for preschool and kindergarten. Tracing practice for popular names like Olivia, Emma, Amelia, Ava, Sophia, Mia, Isabella, Hazel, Charlotte, Penelope, and more.
Going out with toddlers can be both fun and challenging. Here are our favorite places to visit and why daily outings are such an important part of early childhood.
Learn what fine motor skills are and how to strengthen them at home through fun, hands-on activities. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers learning to write, color, and cut.
Discover playful and practical ways to teach numbers 1–10 to toddlers and preschoolers. Simple hands-on activities that build counting, recognition, and early math skills!
Help your child learn the alphabet through play! Discover hands-on ideas, printable activities, and simple tips for teaching letters at home.