House Quiet Book Page - Tie Your Lace & Folding Clothes

Page 1: Tie Your Lace

Loop, thread, and tie!

Let your child lace up the shoe in any pattern they like. Then, help them practice tying a knot to keep it snug. It’s just like real shoes—but more fun and frustration-free.

Age: 4 to 5

Activity: Lacing

Skill: Physical

What do Kids Gain?

Supports pincer grip development and builds finger strength—key for learning to write. Lacing also improves coordination, planning, and focus, while giving them a big confidence boost every time they "do it themselves."

Page 2: Folding Clothes

Fold, stack, and smile!

Collect the clothes from the pouch and fold them up—just like grown-ups! Begin with easy ones such as washcloths or T-shirts, and return them to your closet when you have finished.

Age: 3 to 5

Activity: learning Routines

Skill: Cognitive Skill

What do Kids Gain?

Folding clothes builds independence, focus, and responsibility. It’s a great way to improve hand control and coordination while helping them feel more capable around the house.