A fun collection of Star Wars activities for kids (and adults!) who love the series. Perfect for those celebrating May the 4th, but they’d be fun year round too. “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. . . (More accurately, just a few years ago in a small town in the StatesKeep Reading
Drop! Splat! Playful Preschool Art with Watercolors
My students and I enjoy impromptu “messy play days” during preschool. When the weather is gorgeous, it’s such fun to spend an entire day outside playing and learning. We’ve played in the mud, drawn and written with chalk, gotten the goop out, made fairy houses, and splashed around with sand and water. The favorite activity byKeep Reading
24 Sensory Bags for Engaging, Mess-Free Play
Have you heard of sensory bags? They’re a great way to get sensory play to the kiddos with a lot less mess. They’re also great for younger children who are still mouthing things. We’ve done quite a few at home and some in preschool, too! If you’re looking for some engaging sensory bag ideas, check outKeep Reading
Check Out 14 Amazing Catapults for Kids
There’s just something fulfilling in sending an object hurtling through the air, don’t you agree? Well, even if you don’t, something tells me some of the kiddos you know would agree with me. Why not channel that interest into these amazing catapults for kids!? Ideas and Activities for Catapults for Kids In addition to beingKeep Reading
10+ Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Activities
This fun collection of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom activities centers on the well-loved book about letters climbing up a coconut tree. The illustrations are colorful, the text is fun and repetitive, and kids love it! Must-Try Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Activities for Kids Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Sensory Bin | Stir the Wonder for Enchanted HomeschoolingKeep Reading
This is Such an Awesome Star Wars LEGO Science Idea!
My son has been very interested in Star Wars for years, ever since his aunt and uncle took him to the Jedi Academy. He’s always been into LEGO, so imagine his reaction when he discovered LEGO Star Wars! I created this LEGO science experiment for his 7th birthday party. He and his buds absolutely loved it, and we’veKeep Reading
10 of the Best Alphabet Movement Activities
Young children need to be up and moving throughout their day. That’s why it’s important to incorporate fun movement activities into the preschool day, whether at home or in the classroom. Below you’ll find some of my favorite ideas for teaching the alphabet while in motion. The great thing about each of these ideas isKeep Reading
10 Super Simple and Easy Rhyming Games for Preschoolers
Rhyming games for preschoolers that are fun, engaging, and super low prep. As I’ve mentioned many times before, sometimes the simplest activities are the best. This is especially true when it comes to young children! Teaching kiddos to rhyme can definitely fall into this category. Games and rhyming activities for preschool don’t need to beKeep Reading
How to Stock and Organize the Preschool Block Center
Ideas for organizing and stocking a preschool block center. You can also use these ideas for kindergarten block centers and building areas set up at home! Every year, there’s a group of kiddos who love building and creating in the block center. Some years, the entire class is completely enamored with the area, and IKeep Reading
Are Preschool Printables Really Better Than Worksheets?
A look at the differences between preschool printables and preschool worksheets. I’m not a big fan of worksheets. Okay, that’s an understatement. I firmly believe that worksheets don’t belong in early childhood classrooms. That might annoy some of my fellow early educators, but it’s true. I do, however, like using some printables alongside hands-on, multi-sensoryKeep Reading
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