Your students will enjoy the preschool alphabet fun using magnetic letters. These are great options for your list of early literacy activities! If you’re a regular Fun-A-Day reader, you know I am all about FUN and MEANINGFUL learning for kiddos. This mantra of mine applies to preschool alphabet activities, too, of course. Inspired by PKeep Reading
Simple Preschool Earth Day Sensory Bin and Literacy Play
Make a preschool Earth Day sensory bin for the kids! Be sure to add this fun activity to your list of preschool sensory activities. Since I am all about reusing sensory materials, we turned that bin into a making words activity bin. I think this bin is great for Earth Day, a space theme, orKeep Reading
Teaching Word Families with Ping Pong Balls
Teaching word families to preschoolers is an important skill to work on when it comes to early literacy activities. Young children need hands-on activities to learn, and literacy is no exception. Using ping pong balls when teaching word families certainly allows the children to get their hands busy (and have lots of FUN)! It’s alsoKeep Reading
Fun Science for a Space Theme | Fizzing Planets
These fizzing planets are such a fun science activity for a preschool space theme! Be sure to add them to your list of preschool science activities. My son actually helped me come up with the fizzing planets activity, so I know first hand that it is certainly kid-approved! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s SPACE THEME board?Keep Reading
Breaking the Cycle of Abuse One Mama at a Time
A version of this post originally appeared here, but I wanted to update it for National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Child abuse is a topic near and dear to my heart, and not just because I’m a mama and a teacher. I dealt with it when I was growing up, and I wanted to shareKeep Reading
Make Way for Ducklings Preschool Number Game
Combine math activities for preschoolers with early literacy concepts in this preschool number game. The ducklings and dice math game was inspired by the book, Make Way for Ducklings. What other ways can you think of to bring this book to life? Be sure to let us know in the comments below. Related: Homemade GamesKeep Reading
DIY “Frozen” Building Activities for Preschoolers
Building activities for preschoolers are always a huge hit! They’re a great option when it comes to engineering activities for preschoolers. Put a twist on traditional building fun with a Frozen-inspired wonderland. Okay, that might be overstating it a bit, but we did make into a place for the students to build “ice castles”. These Frozen-inspired building activitiesKeep Reading
Vibrant Dr. Seuss Craft | DIY Truffula Trees
Bring the beautiful truffula trees in the book, The Lorax, to life with this Dr. Seuss Craft! It’s the perfect addition to your list of spring activities for preschoolers. Since Dr. Seuss’ birthday is at the beginning of the month, March is a great time to explore his books. Of course, I like reading hisKeep Reading
Unique Borax Crystal Science Ideas for Kids
Try out some unique borax crystal science ideas for kids this school year! This list is full of some super fun science activities for preschoolers. Peruse through the list and choose a few to try in your classroom! This week’s Share It Saturday features were inspired by Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails’ beautifulKeep Reading
Truffula Tree Painting for Kids
Truffula tree painting is a fun activity to include with your book-inspired art projects for kids. It’s perfect to try after reading The Lorax with your students. Multiple art techniques are included in the Truffula trees art, which allows the children to experiment with different ways to create. They can test new ideas out asKeep Reading
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