Great your daughter is developing so well. Child care is great indeed ! I wouldn’t worry too much as normal every day life offers so much learning moments. That can be simply by baking things (in a way it’s creative and measuring is great for math skills), but you could do a bit more by buying pre school exercise books if you want. We loved Funbrain on an iPad/computer too

A cut and pasting book is great. You just need children’s scissors, a scrap book, some travel brochures ( choose some with wildlife) and some clag glue. Should keep her busy for sometime with little mess or set up.

Maybe ask your Child Care for advice. They should have some idea what she is capable of.
It sounds as though she is ready for kindy but I think they have to be 4 y.o. to start. It sounds as though by the time she is school age she will be ready for Grade 1, not reception. If you have a good Kindy nearby maybe you could ask them for suggestions and tell them how advanced she is. It sounds as though she may need to go to a school which caters for talented students otherwise she is going to be bored, restless, looking for something to amuse herself, possibly distracting the teachers in the process.

We find maps are also great for our kids. You can show her where different countries are, draw and colour flags, talk about/cook cuisine and talk about their differences and similarities. Hours of fun!

What activities did you find?

You can turn everyday activities into learning experiences, just through talking, and asking her questions…

how did you go?

ipads have some great interactive apps. maybe making a story book of her own would be a good activity too and something you could repeat on a regular basis.

Hope you managed to find some interesting activities to keep her busy.

Hope you found some good ways to keep her mind entertained

Maybe ask her daycare what the might suggest. They know her likes and know a lot about this type of thing.

if she can count, dot to dot books up to ten would be good for her.

There are some good suggestions below.

puzzles and I was going to say blocks but I guess the blocks are not always quick to clean up.

creativity on the computer, writing, counting, art work like colouring. My daughter has that and loves it

Have you tried leapfrog. They have lots of fun ways to learn maths and spelling. Its lots if fun.

U can always google little maths charts and spelling charts to print out for her to work on

Songs with action and dancing Nursery rhymes

Puzzles are great… For the mind!

Puzzles are great My son loved them when he was three years old