In our household we’ve been talking a lot about opposition. (If I’m being completely honest here, we’re mostly talking about oppositional behavior—but we don’t need to get into that!) So for this week’s worksheet we’re working on opposites!
Download our free printable worksheet here. And speaking of opposites, I just may make breakfast for dinner tonight—yum!
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Aimée is a co-founder and designer here at Paging Supermom. Although she dreams in pink, she wouldn’t trade her two energetic boys for anything. Between using The Force on surrounding battle droids and flying to infinity and beyond, Aimée enjoys squeezing in some personal creative time. With a background in advertising, marketing and design, she is proud to stay home raising her boys.
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Sarah (who was featured a few weeks back) introduced me to this website and I love it. But my daughter is just barely 3 and we’re working on numbers. Are there any good resources you could point m towards for number manipulates/worksheets? Thanks!
I’m so glad Sarah introduced you our our blog–welcome!! I don’t know any sites off the top of my head (yet I will be sure to look for some and share). My youngest son is almost three, and I am planning my next worksheet to be geared towards him. So please stay tuned!
My 6 yo was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance (ODD) last year. UGH.
Hi Girl! (I totally remember you from the Creative Estates Conference!) Sounds like you are one special Supermom to be such a patient Mama to your little boy!