Use homemade story stones for a variety of literacy and math activities for The Mitten, a well-loved book by Jan Brett. Related: The Mitten Printables Many preschoolers love getting into retelling activities, and I always want to encourage this interest. With that in mind, I put together these story stones during a story study ofKeep Reading
Alphabet Books for Preschoolers to Enjoy as They Learn Letters
Here are some of the best alphabet books for preschoolers of various levels. You’ll definitely want to include these in your how to teach the alphabet toolbox! Related: Learning About Letters and Words Preschool Alphabet Books Below, you’ll find books to help introduce kids to the alphabet, books for kids just learning letters, and booksKeep Reading
Gold Slime Recipe Yields Stunning Results
This gold slime recipe is one of my most favorite slimes to make with children! It’s easy to make, even if you don’t know a lot about how to make slime with kids. Related: Monster Slime My son, my students, and I have been having a little too much fun with slime for years and yearsKeep Reading
25 Valentine’s Day Science Activities to Wow the Kids
These Valentine’s Day science activities and experiments are sure to capture your students’ interest! So many science concepts to explore as you lead up to the holiday. Be sure to add these ideas to your own list of valentine activities for preschoolers, although I’m positive older kids would love them, too. Valentine’s Day Science ActivitiesKeep Reading
Why is Rhyming Important? 5 Reasons to Consider
Why is rhyming important in the early childhood classroom? Let’s delve into five main reasons toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners need to be exposed to this oral language skill. Related: Rhyming Games for Preschoolers Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are! Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky.Keep Reading
Winter Messy Play Ideas That Will Delight the Kids
These winter messy play ideas are sure to wow the kids and keep them engaged during those cold winter days. Related: Summer Messy Play Ideas What’s the weather like where you are during the winter? Snowy and cold or a bit more temperate? I know that some schools are very particular about when the childrenKeep Reading
Winter Songs for Preschoolers to Sing and Dance To
These winter songs for preschoolers are sure to get the kids dancing and singing! Be sure to add them to your list of preschool songs to keep on hand in the classroom. Related: Winter Messy Play Ideas Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be singing with the kids. In fact, it might beKeep Reading
Absolutely Gorgeous Gold and Silver New Year Slime Recipe
Read below about how to make slime with kids for New Year’s Day! The silver and gold New Year slime recipe yields a gorgeous, and fun, result. Related: Silver and Gold Glitter Sensory Bottles “Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, and the other gold.” I associate this song, along with AuldKeep Reading
Christmas Preschool Songs the Kids are Going to Love
These Christmas preschool songs are sure to keep the kids singing and dancing this holiday season. Just what you need when planning your Christmas activities for preschoolers. Related: Christmas Five Senses Book Free Printable Are you someone who loves to start listening to Christmas music as soon as Halloween is over? Or do you preferKeep Reading
The Best Christmas Five Senses Book Free Printable
Let the preschoolers explore their senses through art and literacy while making this Christmas five senses book. Be sure to grab the free printable at the bottom of this post, and add this to your list of Christmas activities for preschoolers. Related: Scratch and Sniff Names 5 Senses Activity How to Make a Christmas FiveKeep Reading
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