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This adorable penguin and Winter themed freebie is perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids learning to recognize and write letters!Pin Me!This activity can be played in different ways depending on the age and skill level of your kids/students.  Place a letter hat on the penguin and then put a letter magnet (or other moveable letter) over its belly. Place a letter hat on the penguin and write the same uppercase letter. Place a letter hat on the penguin and write the lowercase letter. Click HERE to Download your FREE Winter Penguins ABC Match & Write This post was contributed by:Yara...

Vendor: Claws Out Type: Nail Polish Price: 15.00 This lavender nail polish is named "I Will Always Love you" in reference to the perfectly pastel shade and the absolute icon that is Whitney Huston! We will also always love that 20% of profits from each Claws Out shade goes to a different worth cause with this lavender donation to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, a book gifting program that sends each enrolled child a book every month from birth until they enter kindergarten!  The Details: 10 Free, Cruelty Free, No Animal Testing, Vegan 15 mL glass bottle, with metallic gold cap Made in the USA...

Click here to Save on Toys for Younger Children from Schleich, KidKraft and More!  Get these Melissa & Doug Blue’s Clues & You! Water Wow! 3-Pack – Alphabet, Counting, Shapes Water Reveal Travel Activity Pads for only $10.99! Practice letter writing (Alphabet pad is English only), counting, and shape recognition with this 3-pack of Blue’s Clues and You. reusable water reveal pads and refillable water pens 4 reusable pages in each pad are white when dry, reveal colors when wet; matching or search-and-find activities on each page Chunky-size water pen (1 with each pad) is easy to fill, easy to...

When my son Ian was born in 2009, his bar mitzvah felt like lightyears away. And yet, when I sent a birth announcement to the Crystal Plaza where I got married a year prior, I had already started to envision proudly standing beside him as he read the Torah in that same room. I had dreams, and admittedly, expectations, that we would celebrate our beautiful boy in this same location where my parents wed years earlier. It meant so much to me that I even jokingly sent the Crystal Plaza a note requesting that they lock in the same rate...

In January of 2000, I began touring kindergartens in anticipation of our daughter moving on from preschool. We had already decided that the local public school was off the table, largely because we knew one of the kindergarten teachers socially and he had told us, flatly, "I would never send my own son there."I wasn't yet Teacher Tom, but after two years of attending cooperative preschool alongside our girl, I at least had an idea about what I was looking for. I knew I wanted to find a place where social-emotional learning was emphasized, where play continued to stand at...