Ikea kitchen dramatic play

Whether you’ve been following along for a little while or a long while, you probably know that I am a HUGE fan of Dramatic Play! I absolutely love setting up inviting spaces for my little learners that encourage them to develop their literacy skills, numeracy skills and social skills all through play. This week I’d […]

IKEA duktig kitchen hack transformed into an ice cream shop/parlour for imaginative play. My 3 year old adores this dramatic play setup.

Hello. It's Me. I was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet...A little Adele anyone?! Ha!! But seriously. HELLO!! From the other side of this computer!!! It's been awhile since I've blogged and I've really missed my little corner of cyberspace. I wasn't sure where exactly the best place to pick back up, but what better place than smack dab in the middle of the present?! It just so happens to be December. Teaching in December. It's not for the weak of heart!! But in the midst…

Hello, friends! Today, I’m excited to share the IKEA play kitchen we made for Nova’s Christmas gift. I...

DIY market stand for dramatic play by Little Lifelong Learners. We're sharing how to make a simple DIY market stand for kids using Ikea crates! This DIY Ikea playroom hack is easy, inexpensive, and can be used to transform your play space into a farmers market, grocery store, bakery, donut shop, coffee shop, pizza shop, lemonaide stand, and more. Your kids will love engaging in imaginative play and play-based learning using this DIY market stand! Read the blog post to learn more!

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IKEA HACK! IKEA BILLY Bookcase plus hardware and you have a cute play kitchen refrigerator for all of the play kitchen items!!

This is not our first time making over the popular Ikea Duktig Play Kitchen. We have given done an Ikea Kitchen Hack to our daughter's Ikea Duktig Kitchen for the second time! Below is the first time we did an Ikea Kitchen makeover: The first makeover above was inspired by our family's favorite restaurant, Malibu

Hello, friends Hello, friends Hello, friends It's time to say "Hello!" After just one storytime, the kids were really good at remembering the signs for the Hello Song. We know the signs for "hello," "friends," and "goodbye." And then it was on to the stories. This storytime was all about harvest and we read three books about picking apples and pumpkins and funny barnyard friends. The Apple Pie Tree was a lot of fun to read. Not only did we learn about apple trees, we got to keep track of Mr…