I have done this frozen dinosaur activity countless times over the years! It’s a great option if you’re looking for simple sensory activities with preschoolers. My son and I have also excavated dinosaurs many times together. It’s a classic activity that never fails to keep the kiddos engaged and excited about learning. During one ofKeep Reading
Coconut Five Senses Activity
Add this coconut five senses activity to your list of preschool summer activities! We’ve had a ton of coconutty fun at home this summer, so we thought we’d bring the fun to school. The preschool campers had a blast exploring coconuts with a super simple five senses activity. We did something similar at summer camp last year,Keep Reading
7 Must-Read Back to School Tips for Parents of Preschoolers
We, here at Fun-A-Day, would like to share some back to school tips for parents of preschoolers. These tips will help make preschoolers’ transitions to school smoother. Heading back to school can be an overwhelming time for everyone involved – the kids, the teachers, and the parents! In fact, I have to tell you a secretKeep Reading
10+ Meaningful Preschool Math Activities
You are going to love these preschool math activities! This list of easy math activities is full of lots of learning and fun. Regular readers of Fun-A-Day know I am all about fun and meaningful learning! Last month’s Share It Saturday included a variety of preschool math activities that fit into that category. Take aKeep Reading
Bring Respect into the Homeschool vs. Public School Debate
I see a lot of discourse around the idea of children attending home school vs. public school. There are plenty of activities for preschoolers at home and at school. But regardless of what anyone thinks, this decision is up to individual families. And there is no reason to belittle one over the other. This isKeep Reading
How to Stop Whining in Preschool
Today, we’re going to talk about a topic that will save every preschool teacher‘s sanity: how to stop whining! Welcome to my last “official” post for the summer’s Challenging Behaviors Book Study. For this series, I decided to focus on the top 3 problematic behaviors I’d heard about from Fun-A-Day readers and teaching colleagues. I’veKeep Reading
Frozen Fairy Tale Science for Preschoolers
Combine simple sensory activities with science in this Frozen fairy tale science for preschoolers activity. Science is such a fun thing to explore with kids – especially the curious preschoolers! Chemical reactions that fizz and foam are among our favorites. At a recent preschool summer camp, I put together a Frozen-inspired science experiment for the children.Keep Reading
14 Scented Water Activities for Kids
These water activities for kids will engage multiple senses as the kids play and enjoy. Scented sensory activities aren’t typically the first thing people think of when it comes to sensory play, but they’re definitely a ton of fun! Check out the list below. This post is part of All Things Kids’ Learning with WaterKeep Reading
Legoland California Review from a 7-Year Old & His Mama
We had the chance to go on an amazing trip, so here we are with a Legoland California review! Engineer has loved playing and building with Legos for most of his life, so Legos are a staple at my house! Needless to say, he was beyond excited to visit Legoland on a recent trip weKeep Reading
Exclusion & Cliques in Preschool – Help Kids Make New Friends
As we navigate challenging behaviors in preschool, it’s crucial to consider teaching students to make new friends. My previous post focused on how to handle tattling in the classroom. Today, I’d like to discuss how to encourage preschool children to make new friends. Cliques and exclusion can happen in preschool because at this age, kids formKeep Reading
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