Rhyming is an important part of the early childhood experience, both in and out of the classroom. But WHY is teaching rhyming to young children so important? After posting about teaching children letters, a friend of mine (from my kindergarten days) asked me about teaching rhyming. She works with kindergarten English Language Learners and wantedKeep Reading
Easter Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Kiddos love getting into the holidays, and I love watching their excitement! Below are a variety of Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers. I’m sure elementary-aged children would love them, too. Fun Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers! Plastic Easter egg sculpture | Fun-A-Day A fun and artistic way to use extra plastic eggs! MyKeep Reading
Simple and Engaging Plant the Flowers Spring Math Game for Kids
Dice games always seem to be a hit with kiddos, no matter their age. Add in some play dough and flowers, and this spring math game for kids is sure to a crowd pleaser. Originally a contributor post for B-Inspired Mama A colorful math game for kids to welcome spring Materials Terra cotta pots PlayKeep Reading
The Ultimate Collection of Slime Recipes from A to Z
How we adore making slime, and we love it even more when we get to play and explore with it. That love of all things slime led to this, the ultimate collection of slime recipes from A to Z! You’ll find at least one slime-filled idea for every letter of the alphabet. Sometimes, more than one!Keep Reading
Make an Egg Sculpture for a Fun Easter Art Project
This is one Easter art project the kiddos are going to want to do again and again (and again)! While I think it’s perfect before Easter, it would also be a fun idea to try after Easter. It’s a great way to use up all those plastic eggs that seem to multiply this time ofKeep Reading
What is Process Art for Kids & Why is It Important?
I have had some amazing discussions with coworkers and other educators about process art for kids. I’d love to share some of that information here . . . What is process art for kids? Process art is a contemporary artistic movement recognized within the world’s art communities. The Guggenheim states “process art emphasizes the ‘process’ ofKeep Reading
Creepy Crawly Slime Recipe for Kids
We first created this creepy crawly slime recipe for kids during summer camp, but it’s been made and used at home and in my classroom during the regular school year. So this mud, worm, and bugs slime recipe for kids is definitely kid approved! It may look a little . . . um, interesting . .Keep Reading
10 Ideas for a Preschool Garden Theme
Spring and summer is a perfect time to teach a preschool garden theme. Even with school out, these activities and ideas are fun for summer camps or at home. The hard part is deciding which one to try first, in my opinion. Flowers Theme Lesson Plans >>> Preschool Classroom | Home Preschool Seeds Theme LessonKeep Reading
Butterfly Life Cycle Craft Necklace the Kids Can Make
Preschoolers love learning about insects, and butterflies are often a favorite with my students. So I was inspired to share a classic butterfly life cycle craft with a little twist. Find all of our butterfly activities in our lesson plans for preschool classrooms and home preschool. Make a Butterfly Life Cycle Craft Necklace with KidsKeep Reading
Easy Zebra Slime for a Preschool Zoo Theme
Ask any kiddo what their favorite zoo animal is, and I’m sure you’ll get a ton of answers. Mine changes every day, too, so I can’t judge. If you’re jumping into a preschool zoo theme, this super easy slime idea would be perfect for any zebra lovers. Slimy Sensory Play for a Zoo Theme OfKeep Reading
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