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    9 Picture Books All About Artists

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    I’m spending the day exploring an art museum that I’ve never been to – Woodmere Art Museum. I’m so excited because this particular museum focuses solely on the art and artists of Philadelphia. So what better way to share that experience than with this list: 9 Picture Books All About…

  • Activities

    Petite Picasso Preschool Art

    I love art and am jealous of friends who are artistic and create such amazing things with their talent. I’m artistic with a camera, but put a paintbrush, pencil or marker in my hand and I can’t draw a straight line with a ruler! Petite Picasso Preschool Art is my…

  • Activities

    Art and Sensory Activities for Little Ones

    Monday morning had me scrambling to set up out Petite Picasso program for children ages 2 – 5. We set up five stations for the children and their parents/caregivers to explore. I really love these types of programs because I’ve heard so many parents say, “We don’t do activities like…

  • Lifestyle

    Sunday Storytime Challenge #1

    I love sensory-based activities and I try to offer different types of activities for the little ones in our library, so that everyone can get a chance to try something new and different!  I think my favorite so far has been the stained glass windows we did in our Petite…

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    Art Exploration & Sensory Play

    Today I offered back-to-back programs that focused on art exploration and sensory play for little ones from 2 – 5 years old.  We had an absolute blast and I think everyone found something they liked doing!  I’m absolutely exhausted from all the prep work, but it was so great to see these…

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    Sensory Play at Home

    I’m currently working on putting together a brochure for sensory play at home.  Within the brochure, I’ve got a little information about what makes sensory play so important for little ones, six recipes to make at home using typical household ingredients, and a whole slew of ideas on the back…

  • Reviews

    Windblown

    Windblown written by Édouard Manceau and translated from French by Sarah Quinn is reminiscent of Press Here by Hervé Tullet, with a basic concept that requires a child to only use their imagination!  Small scraps of paper are blown together by the wind and transform into animals with each one…