Writing 棉球 with Pom Poms is an educational sensory activity that improves fine motor skills and Chinese character recognition! All you need are pom poms, paper, pen, and glue! With minimal preparation, children focus on learning while having fun!
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Pom Pom Color Matching is a fun way to learn about color names in Chinese! This sensory activity also improves fine motor strength and coordination.
Here is a round-up of our favorite Montessori homeschool materials and educational toys on Etsy! These wood products are for kids age 3 and up.
A Hundred Chart is a versatile tool for teaching math and patterns. Here are more than 10 way to learn math with the Hundred Chart! The free printable is available with English, Chinese, and Korean numbers – perfect for multilingual families!
The Hundred Board is one of the most versatile learning toys that we own! My kids have so much fun counting, sorting, and reviewing basic math! Here are 10+ ways that you can teach and have fun with your kids.
Looking for a fun and inexpensive way to teach kids colors? Here are 3 easy ways to use bottle caps for color matching and fine motor skills!
The best open-ended toys encourage exploration, creativity, and critical thinking in kids of all ages. Share this list of top 10 toys with your family and friends!
The dollar store is a great resource for inexpensive school supplies and toys! Here is a list of our favorite educational finds for kids!
The tape resist word art activity is a fun way to learn words in any language! This process art is fun for all ages and a great way to remember new words!
Chinese New Year puzzles are a fun way to learn Chinese New Year greetings! Teach kids Chinese characters with these easy-to-DIY puzzles!
Velcro texture provides sensory input to aid in remembering 软 and 粗!
Learning about soft and fluffy 棉 (mián / cotton) !
Create your own math manipulatives and make your own counting sticks with craft sticks. This is a fun, hands-on way to learn with small objects around the house!
Symmetrical Chinese characters have mirror images around a vertical (eg, 大) or horizontal (eg, 区) axis. Here are several fun ways to learn about symmetry and explore its presence in letters!
If your child is learning math in Chinese, check out resources including Khan Academy Mandarin, Chinese Hundred Chart, math rhymes, manipulatives and more!