Learning & Activities
Kids love to make crafts. Glue, scissors, paper and paint give them the tools to make creations distinctly their own. Perfect for rainy days or for encouraging your child’s creativity the crafts and activities we have for your children will bring out their inner artist, architect, and designer.
Doing crafts and activities with your child is also the perfect way to spend time with them one on one. Children need their parents participation in their lives, making crafts and doing fun activities is a great way to create a lifetime of memories for you and your children.
Teaching a child goes beyond what you say to them and the education they get in school. Hands on learning is valuable as well. It is key in promoting creativity, developing motor skills and giving children the tools that can help them later in life. Children need support throughout all of the stages of their education, from preschool to grade school and beyond. If you decide to homeschool, you’ll need extra tools and resources available to help you.
We’ve put together resources to help with all ages and stages in the education process. Learn what to expect at different math levels, how you can help your preschool child get ready to learn, how to decide if homeschool is right for you and more. Being a part of your child’s education is a valuable gift both they and you will benefit from all through life.
If you are looking for activities that can help your child to learn, Moms Who Think has you covered. Here is some of what we offer on our site.
- Coloring Pages: Our printable coloring pages provide a calming activity that improves motor skills and promotes creativity.
- Kids and Math: Find out where your child should be in their learning of mathematics so you can give them the tools they need to succeed.
- Kids and Science: These projects and activities can help kids better understand how things work.
- Kid’s Crafts: Making crafts boosts creativity and working on projects can mean bonding time for you and your child.
- Kid’s Education: Find out how to best support your child during these formative years.
- Kid’s Recipes: Teach your child fun recipes so they learn independence and creativity.
- Preschool: Find out the best ways to get your child ready for this important stage in life.
- Printable Mazes: Mazes can help your child develop out of the box thinking and motor skills.
- Printable Sudoku Puzzles: Help your child develop their critical thinking skills with these challenging puzzles.
All these activities are valuable in the development of your child’s mind and body. Which will you be doing with your little one?

The 4 Best Montessori Books For Teachers
Published:If you are reading this, chances are you have heard of the Montessori method of education, and you may be well-versed in this approach. However, there is also a chance you may be a beginner. Regardless of your knowledge of the Montessori technique, you are probably a parent or teacher researching the best Montessori methods […]
Read more »
The 4 Best Montessori Books For Parents
Published:When you think of a Montessori education, you may believe it is strictly meant for classrooms. However, you can create a Montessori home for your child. You can even start as soon as they are born! Maria Montessori built the Montessori method based on the idea that the whole child should be educated. As parents, […]
Read more »
The 11 Top Rated Schools In Chicago Today
Updated:Selecting the right school for your child can be a difficult decision to make. Even if it looks great on paper, it may not necessarily have that “fit” you’re searching for when looking at class offerings and student-teacher ratios. Sometimes, the best way to accurately assess a school is to look at reviews from parents […]
Read more »
The 13 Best Montessori Wooden Toys for Development
Updated:What is The Difference Between Montessori Toys and Traditional Toys? A Montessori toy will look different from traditional mainstream toys. A Montessori toy will not have flashing lights and loud noises. Maria Montessori strongly believed these aspects are purely distracting to a child. Distracting toys do not provide children with the necessary opportunities to engage […]
Read more »
The 9 Best Montessori Books For Children
Updated:If you are reading this, you may have heard of the Montessori way of education. However, just in case, let’s talk about it. Maria Montessori developed the Montessori education based on the belief that children are all born with the innate desire to learn. She also believed that by keeping play simple, children thrive because […]
Read more »
The 8 Best Montessori Play Gyms for Active Learning
Updated:What is Montessori? Maria Montessori developed the Montessori education method. She was an Italian physician who believed children have an innate desire and passion for learning. Maria developed her education philosophies based on the belief that children need self-guided opportunities instead of being told what to learn. She focused on allowing children to explore concepts […]
Read more »
The 5 Best Minecraft Toys For Kids
Updated:Key Points The best overall on our Minecraft toys for kids list is the Minecraft Educational Touchscreen Smart Watch. We reviewed five of the best Minecraft toys for kids currently on the market. The products reviewed include a mix of fun and educational toys. They include card games, mobile games, wearable tech, and more. The […]
Read more »
Free Printable Chore Chart For Your Household
Updated:As your children grow up, it is important that they get involved with the household chores. By becoming a helpful part of their home environment, they can do their part to help their family to operate like a finely tuned machine. Plus, they will learn a lot about jobs and responsibilities. Today, we present you […]
Read more »
The 5 Best Dinosaur Toys For Boys
Updated:Key Points The best overall dinosaur toy is the Li’l-Gen Interactive Dinosaur Sound Book We reviewed five of the best dinosaur toys for boys currently on the market. The reviews include a mix of fun and educational toys. When your kid is age 6 and below, it is wise to find toys that not only […]
Read more »
What is a Montessori Education?
Updated:Montessori education is a child-centered method of education. This education model was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, an Italian physician, educator, and early women’s rights activist, in the early 20th century. The Montessori method is based on the idea that children have an innate desire to learn, and that they learn best when they are […]
Read more »
The 22 Best Camps In Indiana Today
Updated:Sending your child to a camp can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. You know your child is ready for this adventure, but you need help finding a camp to fit your specific needs. There are many camps in Indiana to choose from. Whether you are searching for sports, day, or overnight camps, this list has […]
Read more »
Tips and Tricks For Flying With Kids
Updated:Whether it’s for the holidays, a family vacation or a weekend getaway – flying with kids can be hard. Knowing the best travel practices will help to alleviate further headaches down the line and we have some tips and tricks to help. When making decisions for your upcoming travel, try and plan with four stages […]
Read more »
15 Best Activities To Do At A Sleepover For Kids
Updated:Sleepovers can be a great time for social bonding among your kids and their peers. In terms of keeping everyone happy, finding sleepover activities for kids that provide fun and inclusive entertainment options is your best bet for ensuring that everyone has a good time. And of course you want to make sure that the […]
Read more »
5 Top Montessori Schools in San Diego
Updated:When you’re looking for the top Montessori schools in San Diego, there are numerous options to choose from. Deciding on the right place for your child depends on a lot of factors including tuition and distance from your home. San Diego has lots of excellent Montessori schools ranging from preschools to middle schools for grades […]
Read more »
12 Easy Things To Draw For Kids
Updated:Do you have an artist at home? Your child may love to doodle during their free time, or maybe your child has a passion for art! No matter what you are looking for, giving your child easy drawing prompts can simultaneously help them grow their love and skill. So, if you’re asking yourself, what are […]
Read more »
How To Introduce Solids To Baby, And Which Are The Best
Updated:Introducing solid foods to a baby is an exciting milestone that many parents look forward to! As they grow older and get ready to explore more tastes and textures, starting them off on the right foot is essential. Always have different options of liquids such as formula, breast milk, or water to avoid dryness of […]
Read more »
Montessori vs. Public Schools: What’s The Difference?
Updated:Montessori vs. public school: Are there differences between these two models of education? Yes. Plenty. Methods of education have been a subject of debate for thousands of years. Literally. Nowhere is this more evident than in the chasm that separates Eastern thought from Western thought. Confucius (551-479 B.C.) and Socrates (470 -399 B.C.) are two […]
Read more »
Why Are Montessori Schools Bad? What Are The Criticisms?
Updated:Why are Montessori schools bad? Depending on who you ask you’re likely to get a variety of answers. You’re sure to get an earful from former Montessori moms, while former students (and teachers!) will have their own opinions. Even folks who have never set foot in a Montessori school love to expound on the criticisms […]
Read more »
How to Make Paper Mache
Published:Anyone for Paper Mache?Paper Mache, or papier Mache, either way to spell it, it is a fun family project! The answer to how to make paper mache is easier than you may think. What do you get when you add water, flour and news print? Almost anything you can imagine. These are the basic ingredients […]
Read more »
Crafts with Common Household Items
Published:Craft Ideas Using Paper, Glue, Tape, Crayons and Markers Craft projects for kids are a lot of fun. You can create lots of things by using simple items such as paper, some crayons and some glue. Items ranging from hats, to books, greeting cards and bookmarks are just some of the many examples. Simple craft […]
Read more »
Classic Outside Games That Never Get Old
Published:Playing outside is a lot of fun, and with enough space, the possibilities are endless. Playing some of the more classic outdoor games can never get old, and options such as tag, hopscotch, red rover, four square and duck, duck, goose have been around forever. For some parents, it may have been a while since […]
Read more »
Printable Mazes
Updated:Our printable mazes are a great way to help your child improve their small motor skills while having fun. Easily printable, the mazes are great to take along on car rides, when kids need to wait for any period of time or just as a boredom buster around the house. You can print as many […]
Read more »
77 Adjectives That Start With A
Published:Language is arguably the most powerful form of communication. People use words to not only share information but convey various forms of feelings and emotions. There are different categories of words performing specific grammatical duties. One such classification is adjectives. Adjectives are defined as words that modify or describe a noun. For example, such wording […]
Read more »
3 Easy Crafts Made with Recycled Materials
Updated:Making crafts out of old or used materials is a great way to reuse and recycle — think aluminum cans, plastic bottles, old shoeboxes, empty toilet paper rolls, unused fabric, paper scraps … anything, really. By making use of items that are no longer needed in fun and creative ways, not only are we being […]
Read more »