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
Earth Day Math That’s Quick and Easy to Set Up
An engaging and easy Earth Day math sensory bin for kids. They can explore sensory play while working on their number skills. Earth Day is a great time to talk with children about a variety of topics. For preschoolers, I tend to focus on using materials again in new ways, taking care of our homes andKeep Reading
You Need to Try These Amazing Robot Activities Today
Super fun robot activities to try with the kids today. They’d be great for a preschool robot theme, summer camp, or just because. It’s always fun for me to find out my students (or my son) are interested in a theme I’ve never taught before. This was the case the first time I realized myKeep Reading
10+ of the Best Rhyming Songs for Preschool
Songs and fingerplays are essential when teaching kiddos to rhyme. Here are some of our favorite fingerplays and rhyming songs for preschool children. “Clean up, clean up, everybody, everywhere. Clean up, clean up, everybody do your share.” I don’t know about you, but I have simple songs for almost everything related to teaching preschool and kindergarten.Keep Reading
Gorgeous Mixed-Media Bouquet Mother’s Day Art
This is one of my favorite Mother’s Day art projects the preschool kiddos have made. Of course, I’m biased, and I always think their art is beautiful! The kids’ love of our drip-drop coffee filter flowers inspired their Mother’s Day art. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s MOTHER’S DAY Pinterest board? Mixed-Media Mother’s Day Art Using Kids’Keep Reading
Simple Outdoor Number Activities for Kids
Today, the preschool day started as usual. Since it’s almost the end of the school year, they really have their whole preschool schedule down pat. They hardly have to refer to our morning routine chart, as everything is now . . . well, routine for them! The kiddos put their things away, signed in, and got started onKeep Reading
Homemade Easter Baskets Kids Can Make with Recyclables
Every year, my preschool holds an Easter egg hunt for the students and their families. It’s a tradition that the kiddos and parents enjoy, but I must admit I always get a bit stressed by some aspects of the hunt. To problem solve around my concerns, the students and I made homemade Easter baskets! I’mKeep Reading
The Best Preschool Supplies You Need to Teach Early Literacy
Below you’ll find my favorite preschool supplies for teaching early literacy. They’re perfect for preschool classrooms or home preschools. “We just need a marker and some paper to teach these kids to read!” A dear friend of mine, from my kindergarten teaching days, often said this to me. She was always prone to dropping bits ofKeep Reading
End of the Year Songs for Preschool and Kindergarten Graduations
Making a few special items for our preschool students at the end of the year is pretty much a tradition. There’s also one big thing we do for the parents, and that’s a slideshow with sweet end of the year songs to go along with pictures of the kiddos from the preschool year. We alsoKeep Reading
You Need to Make This Super Easy Gold Slime Recipe
My son, my students, and I have been having a little too much fun with slime for years and years now! It’s incredibly engaging sensory play for the kiddos, along with being an interesting science activity. While we’ve made so many different kinds of slime, this gold slime recipe is definitely one of our favorites! TheKeep Reading
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