I bet, many of us are homeschooling our kids due to what is happening in our world today.  A week ago, I created a schedule for kids in order for them not to spend too much time on TV and gadgets.  Kids are naturally active and mobile so they need activities that will not only tire them but also improve their skills while classes are suspended due to enhance community quarantine.  I can tell that my schedule was pretty effective. You may access all my homeschooling ideas here.

So last week, I introduced letter H through heart sensory play.  My kids love hands-on activity, allowing them to explore and become creative.  It is also effective in soothing children when fussy or anxious.
I discussed with Psalm what letter H sound like. I gave her examples of what are the things that begin with letter H.

After exploring the sensory bin, I asked Psalm, my younger daughter to sort out the hearts according to colors and count the number of hearts per column. As I said in my previous post, Psalm was a bit challenging because her span of attention was short.  So I had to reinforce the concept learned using another activity the next day.




We love this sensory play and I hope you will try this out using your available resources at home since we cannot go out for buying materials. I was just so lucky because I was able to keep the materials I used for Chesska when she was three years old.

As a mother, I know how it feels when kids say "I'm Bored" during this time of crisis. So today, I am sharing our latest video "10 Fun Activities Using Plastic Egg " that will keep your child entertained while stuck at home. Enjoy watching!

Kids got bored during this trying time? You have no idea how to entertain them while at home? Fret not, I am sharing our 14 Pre-Writing Skills and Fine Motor Activities You Can Do at Home With Your child.

Over the past weeks, homeschooling has been a hit topic by every parent across social media. Many are afraid to send their children to traditional schools due to the fear of COVID-19, so homeschooling is only an option.

If you want to ask my opinion about homeschooling, I made a video (which is against my will since I am not used to facing a camera hehe) to answer some questions from our Facebook page followers.  These are the questions I answered in this video.

✅How to start homeschooling a preschooler?
✅What is the difference between homeschooling with providers and independent homeschooling?
✅ Why I homeschool my preschooler instead of sending her to a traditional school?
✅ What are the things you need before setting up preschool at home?

I hope the video below will give you some thoughts on whether to homeschool or not your child specifically a preschooler during this trying time.

Of all the recipes we've made in the past few weeks, this recipe inspired by Teachingmama.org has the best ingredients. The finished product was soft and super floppy. My kids love it. My verdict is cooking the playdough gives the best result.

Watch the video below to see the ingredients and recipe.

I am wearing multiple hats since Enhanced Community Quarantine began. From being a mother, a teacher of two kids, a worker, a blogger, a vlogger,  and at the same time as a wife.  As much as I want to post all of our daily activities here, my energy and time cannot accommodate them all. But fortunately, I was able to set aside a little time over the weekend for video editing of all our fine motor skills.

To those who do not know yet, fine motor skills are very important for young children. It involves the use of small muscles in the hands like holding toys, feeding themselves, buttoning and zipping clothes, lacing, etc. Thus, they are prerequisite skills before the child can learn to write.

I am excited to share with you some of our fine motor skills we've done in the past few weeks. Just click and watch the video below.  If you haven't yet subscribed to our channel, please click this link and smash the subscribe button. Your single click means a lot to me.