Minecraft Magnetic Travel Puzzle $12.99 $14.99
Classic Bananagrams $14.99
Owl Puke $14.99
Motorized Robotic Arm $19.99
Motorized Robot Hand $16.99
Glow Solar System Mobile Kit $11.99
Grow a Blue Crystal $5.95
Fridge Robot $16.99
Yoga Dice $12.99
Rush Hour Jr. $21.99
Green Science Potato Clock $14.99
Tenzi Dice Game $14.95
Light Crystal Prism 2.5" $8.99
Zingo! Word Builder $19.99 $21.99
Stomp Rocket Jr. Glow $14.95 $17.99
Stomp Rocket Dueling $19.95 $24.99
Pogo Ball Trick Board $29.99 $34.99
Dynamic Dino Sprinkler Sold Out
9" Rainbow Playground Ball $4.99 $7.99
Chasing Fireflies Game $29.99
84" Sparkle Jump Rope - Assorted Styles $2.99 $3.99
20" Animal Hopper Ball - Assorted Styles $5.99 $8.99
50" Adventure Sky Swing - Burst $89.99 $99.99
Rainbow Stunt Streamer Sold Out
Kids Garden Tall Tool Set $39.99
Bag O' Beach Bones Sold Out
Bash Birdie $3.99
Teeter Popper $36.95
Extra Swurfer Handles $22.99
Many 1st and 2nd graders are working on mastering their gross motor skills with increased coordination. They are able to reason a bit more effectively. This age group’s vocabulary is exploding and they can more easily use words to connect with people and build friendships. We can help our child by talking and learning about what friendships are, what it means to be a good friend and how a friend might act. Look at encouraging social interactions or (virtual) play-dates with peers that are within groups you may already be a part of such as, homeschool groups, before/after school daycare or programming, religious affiliations, summer camps, neighborhoods, nearby parks or sports teams.
Since every child learns and thinks differently and every home and family is unique; we’ve got a few tips for successful learning at home. Not all of these may work, or may even be doable, and that’s okay! It’s always great to have more tools in your toolbox than you may need, so you’ve always got a back up.