Here’s how to make a life size gingerbread house for the kids . . . the easy way! Have you seen those awesome cardboard gingerbread houses? The ones that the kids can play inside and act out the story of The Gingerbread Man? I absolutely love those big gingerbread houses! But they’re not always feasibleKeep Reading
Turkey Sensory Bottle that is Fantastic for Thanksgiving
Learn how to make a turkey sensory bottle with the kids this month. They’re the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers. Fun to make, and great to have on-hand when a calming moment is needed during the holidays. Related: Simple Thanksgiving Art with Pumpkin Seeds Glitter sensory jars are always a hit aroundKeep Reading
Pumpkin Geoboard STEM to Try this Fall
Making a pumpkin geoboard is an amazing way to explore pumpkin STEM concepts with the kids. Be sure to add it to your preschool pumpkin activities this fall! These geoboard pumpkins turn the traditional geoboard concept into a three-dimensional math experience kids love getting their hands on! I love that the children can explore soKeep Reading
Super Fun Halloween Science and Sensory Activities for Kids
Halloween is a wonderful time to delve into “spooky” science with the kids. Below are more than 25 Halloween science and sensory activities to try with the kids this month! They’re the perfect addition to all of your Halloween activities for preschoolers. Related: Easy Halloween Activities Using Mini Erasers Integrating science activities and sensory activitiesKeep Reading
How to Make Back to School Books Preschoolers Will Love
Make and read back to school books with kids as they get ready to head into a new school year. It will help as they transition to a new classroom or school! As a pre-k teacher, with a background teaching kindergarten, I’m often asked how to ease transitions between school years. Whether it’s moving fromKeep Reading
How to Make a Book with Free Printable Preschool Sign in Sheets
Read below about how to make and use your own class sign-in book for name writing practice. Free printable preschool sign in sheets included at the end of the post. Names are the . . . well, name . . . of the game in preschool! To get the kids started, I’m a big believerKeep Reading
What Children REALLY Need to Be Ready for Kindergarten
Let’s take a look at what children really need to know to be ready for kindergarten. It might not be what you expect! “Look, I found this checklist on the internet about everything my son needs to know before kindergarten. But I’m worried because he doesn’t know all of his letters and letter sounds.” “The schoolKeep Reading
THE Best Way to Handle Kindergarten and Preschool Homework
Learn how to create a meaningful preschool homework plan for your students using a homework calendar. Be sure to check out the rest of my free preschool printables next! Below I’ll share how to incorporate a preschool homework calendar into your plans. These homework activities are perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. Be sureKeep Reading
Explore Hands On Math with a Watermelon Geoboard
A fantastic way to explore hands on math with the kids this summer! Turn a watermelon into a geoboard for math, science, and fine motor development fun. “Mom, let’s get some watermelons! To eat, but you know what else we should do? Make one of those math things AND see if we can make oneKeep Reading
30+ Fantastic Activities for a Preschool Ocean Theme
Oh, how I love a good preschool ocean theme! Of course, the following ideas would be wonderful for a kindergarten ocean theme, too! Or adapt them for older children, as well! This collection is broken down into categories so you can find exactly what you want- arts and crafts, sensory bins, science, play doughs, math, literacy,Keep Reading
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