10 Artful Tips for HOMER’s Adventure in Child Learning
Art is a great way for kids to express themselves creatively. It also helps develop motor skills and accelerates brain development!
10 Artful Tips for HOMER’s Adventure in Child Learning
Age 5
Discover how your 5-year-old is developing early academic skills, stronger focus, and a growing sense of self—and find expert advice to support their learning.
Math Games While Setting the Table
Math Games While Setting the Table
While you’re busy getting dinner ready, call on your helpers to set the table.
Simon Says – Draw!
Simon Says – Draw!
This is a great partner or group activity that helps 4-5 year olds build thinking skills and follow directions.
Big Reveal Guessing Game: Exciting Playtime for Kids
Big Reveal Guessing Game: Exciting Playtime for Kids
Make playtime more exciting by taking inspiration from our favorite game shows!
3 Fun Ways to Boost Learning During Laundry Time with Kids
3 Fun Ways to Boost Learning During Laundry Time with Kids
Easy ways to include your kids in your day-to-day life and bake in early learning skills.
4 Fun Ways to Play Mail Delivery at Home
4 Fun Ways to Play Mail Delivery at Home
Delivering mail while stuck inside can be a fun learning activity.
Post-it Note I Spy
Post-it Note I Spy
This activity has five variations. Your notes can be reused for future playtime.
Mess-Free Obstacle Course
Mess-Free Obstacle Course
This mess-free obstacle course is the perfect partner for your DIY Olympic Medals.
Alphabet Workbook – 52 pages!
Alphabet Workbook – 52 pages!
Watch as your child learns the letters of the alphabet and develops crucial fine motor skills.
Send Letters to Those You Love
Send Letters to Those You Love
Print these easy-to-use letters to stay in touch with grandparents.
How to Create a Story Box for Kids’ Imagination
How to Create a Story Box for Kids’ Imagination
Creating stories puts your child’s imagination to work while also developing their logic and sequencing skills.
HOMER’s Skills Adventure: Listening
HOMER’s Skills Adventure: Listening
It’s never too early to teach kids to be active listeners. As they take in, process, and respond to information, they’re making connections with the world around them and the people in it!