Not sure what to teach your toddler next? Start here.
Simple, age-appropriate activities that help your child learn through play — so you can stop guessing, stop scrolling, and start doing the things that actually support their development.
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A play-based curriculum that grows with your child.
Twelve monthly themes, simple daily activities, and printable planning pages — for every age from 12 months through Pre-K. No overplanning, no overcomplicating, no million saved Pinterest ideas you’ll never use.
Every year from age 1 to Pre-K, already planned.
My First School: The Complete Collection gives you all four levels — one play-based activity a day, from 12 months to kindergarten-ready. Every year comes with a Parent Guide and a printable Workbook, milestone notes based on the CDC’s checklists, and goals that follow Florida’s early learning standards. Buy once, keep it forever, and use it again for every child.
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Reusable printable binders for daily learning — colors, shapes, numbers, letters. Pull-and-play, quiet-time ready, no prep, no mess. From $37.
Real activities, fewer ingredients.
Recipes, sensory setups, and simple play ideas you can pull off without a trip to the craft store.
Easy Slime Recipes: 6 Toddler-Safe Ways to Make Slime
DIY Kinetic Sand Recipe (Easy & Fun for Kids)
Easy No-Salt Playdough (Soft & Toddler-Safe)
Edible Mud Recipe for Pretend Sensory Play
Easy 2-Ingredient Homemade Snow Recipe
1-Ingredient Edible Puffy Paint (Taste-Safe)
Hi, I’m Alexa.
I’m an early childhood educator, sensory play teacher, and mom of two. I started Kid Activities with Alexa looking for simple ways to support my own child’s learning through play — and it grew into a library used by families, teachers, and speech-language pathologists. My hope is that this space helps you feel more confident as your child’s first teacher, without long lessons, complicated setups, or endless Pinterest scrolling.
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