Make some silver slime with the children today. It’s another great addition to the many types of slime your students will love making! Apparently, I just love shiny, sparkly slimes. Our gold slime recipe is still one of my absolute favorites. But this silver slime might be evening out the odds now. You can evenKeep Reading
Pat-A-Cake Printable Poem and Sequencing Cards
This Pat-A-Cake printable is super easy to prep! It can be used in a variety of ways to help teach children a favorite nursery rhyme. And it’s just one of the many simple early literacy activities for preschoolers to engage with. You can get your own copy at the very bottom of this post. NurseryKeep Reading
I Spy Insect Sensory Bottle That’s Simple to Make
This insect sensory bottle is incredibly easy to make, and it’s sure to keep the kids engage as they play and learn. It’s perfect for your list of bug sensory bottles for kids! A lot of the sensory bottles we make are created using wet ingredients. Mostly because the kids and I have always enjoyedKeep Reading
Birthday Slime for a Preschool Birthday Theme
This birthday slime is easy to make and would be perfect for a birthday celebration or a preschool birthday theme. What better birthday party activity is there than to learn how to make slime with kids?! It’s my personal opinion that you really don’t need a special occasion to make slime. I know not everyoneKeep Reading
30+ Preschool Winter Crafts to Try When It’s Chilly
Celebrate the colder months with these preschool winter crafts. They’ll be a creative addition to your winter activities for preschoolers to get into. I know not everyone enjoys the colder weather that comes with winter (depending on where you live, of course). I, myself, enjoy getting cozy in a sweatshirt, with a warm cup ofKeep Reading
Simple Dinosaur Sensory Bin with Cloud Dough
This is a super simple dinosaur sensory bin your little paleontologists will love. Hours of fun with just a few ingredients is a win-win to me! Dinosaurs are something most early childhood educators and parents become well-versed in at some point, right? While my son never went through a dinosaur phase (he was into allKeep Reading
Process-Based Valentine Art for Preschool
Let your students dive into the process with some valentine art for preschool ideas. The kids will adore expressing their love with arty valentine activities for preschoolers. I’m really a big fan of process art. It allows students to take the lead and show off their incredible creativity! And even though process art focuses on,Keep Reading
Free Printable Valentine Cutting and Tracing Strips
Use these free printable valentine cutting and tracing strips in a wide variety of ways. They’re perfect for fine motor practice, and you’ll definitely want to add them to your valentine activities for preschoolers. You can get the printable at the very bottom of this post. Related: Free Preschool Printables Fine motor activities are aKeep Reading
Free Printable Preschool Valentine Games
Grab some dice and these printable preschool valentine games for lots of math fun. Be sure to add these to your valentine activities for preschoolers. You can grab your own printable dice games at the bottom of this post! Are you following my Valentine’s Day for Kids Pinterest board? Related: Printable Number Cards for Valentine’sKeep Reading
Rainbow Yarn Sensory Bin and Gold Coin Printable
This rainbow yarn sensory bin is a great addition to your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschool! The kids can go digging for gold in the rainbow, and there’s even a free gold coin printable to go along with it. Grab your own set of gold coin ten frames at the very bottom of thisKeep Reading
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