Break out the water beads to make a super simple Valentine’s Day sensory bottle with the kids! An engaging addition to your valentine activities for preschoolers. I’m a big fan of water beads and have been for years. They are such an interesting sensory experience for the kids. However, water beads shouldn’t be openly usedKeep Reading
Unicorn Slime: Two Different Ways to Make It
Make your own sparkly unicorn slime with the kids today! In fact, in this post, you’ll find not one – but two different types of slime for unicorn lovers. I think this slime recipe is a really great combination of many early learning skills and concepts, such as: Science Sensory Small world play Fine motorKeep Reading
Valentine Math Activities to Engage Preschoolers
Integrate these valentine math activities into your lesson plans this February. They are the perfect activities to check the math box on your list of valentine activities for preschoolers. I love teaching young children – from art to science to literacy, playing in the block center with them, giggling with them on the playground, andKeep Reading
Valentine Sensory Bin with Water Beads
You won’t need too many materials to put together this simple valentine sensory bin. It’s just what you need for your valentine activities for preschoolers. Repeat after me, “Sensory play does not need to be complicated.” Now, I love a good fancy-schmancy sensory play set up sometimes. But there is nothing, absolutely nothing, wrong withKeep Reading
Simple LEGO Sensory Bottle Kids Can Make
Grab some building bricks and help the kids make their own LEGO sensory bottle. It’s a great, and simple, addition to your sensory bottle ideas for the classroom! We all know that children love to build with blocks. And more specifically – LEGO bricks. From building fine motor skills to STEM opportunities, LEGO are fullKeep Reading
Spring Process Art Activities for Preschoolers
These spring process art ideas are sure to inspire you and the kids! The children can express themselves through process art while having a blast this spring. If you’re a regular reader of Fun-A-Day, you know how much I love process art. There are so many benefits to focusing on the process rather than theKeep Reading
Rainbow Activities for Colorful Learning and Play
Over 25 rainbow activities the kids are sure to love. Colorful science, math, literacy, and art ideas to use throughout the year. They’d be great additions to your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschoolers. Related: Spring Process Art Activities for Preschoolers I’m a big fan of colors and incorporating rainbows into learning invitations. Children areKeep Reading
Arctic Sensory Bin for Preschool and Kindergarten
Set up a simple and engaging Arctic sensory bin for the kids during your next preschool Arctic theme. Be sure to add this to your collection of winter activities for preschoolers. I love adding sensory play to preschool themes. No matter what the learning unit is about, there needs to be some kind of sensoryKeep Reading
15 Free Arctic Animals Preschool Printables
Here are 15 Arctic animals preschool printables that you’ll want to add to your preschool Arctic theme. Be sure to check out our master list of free preschool printables when you’re done here. Related: Winter Activities for Preschoolers Winter is a great time to teach kids about Arctic animals. Any time of the year wouldKeep Reading
15+ Winter Math Activities for Preschoolers
These winter math activities for preschoolers are just what the kids need to practice a variety of early math skills. They’ll be great when paired with these winter activities for preschoolers. Related: 55+ Math Activities for Preschoolers Preschoolers are natural mathematicians! Just sit back and observe the kids and you’ll see much evidence of thisKeep Reading
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