Language & Literacy Studio

Book Buddies
Room on the Broom- A Push Pull and Slide book

If you want a magical story to enchant your toddler, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s "Room on the Broom" push, pull, and slide book is a perfect pick!.

Fly along with a kind witch and her cat as they make room on her broom for some helpful animal friends. Your little ones will love using the sturdy moving parts to bring the story to life, like making the majestic broom zoom up into the sky!

Why it’s perfect for toddlers:
Rhyming Magic: Fun, rhythmic text boosts early language.
Interactive Moving Parts: Builds fine motor skills.
Vibrant Art: Colorful, funny pictures keep toddlers giggling and hooked.

You don't need fancy toys to support your toddler's language development!

These 10 simple household items can spark conversations, build vocabulary, encourage storytelling, and support communication through play.

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Ready for game day? ⚽️

Set up this easy DIY football sensory tray to score some quiet time! 🏆

You'll need:
Green dyed rice base.
Football cutouts on bottle caps.
A DIY scoreboard.

Perfect for fine motor skills and pouring practice! What is your go-to sensory bin base?
Let me know below! 👇

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Bedtime stories do more than entertain.
They help children develop language and communication skills, spark imagination, strengthen listening skills, and build a love of learning.
Storytime also creates valuable moments for connection and conversation.

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Watermelon Sensory Fun🍉

Keeping a 2-year-old engaged doesn't need to be expensive or complicated. This DIY watermelon bin is a massive hit for fine motor practice and early math.

The Setup:
Red dyed rice base
Black pom pom seeds