Add this cute robot-themed discovery bottle to your list of sensory activities for preschoolers! The robot sensory bottle will actually work for a variety of preschool themes. So keep it out in the classroom for a few weeks. You may be surprised with how creative students get while engaging with the nuts and bolts discoveryKeep Reading
Rainy Day Activities during Spring Break
Most spring activities for preschoolers are super bright and cheerful, perfect for sunny spring days. But it’s important to have some fun rainy day activities in your arsenal as well! Spring Break always makes me think of sunny days, warmer weather, and being outside. The kiddo and I have some big plans for our break –Keep Reading
Make These Gorgeous Glitter Jars in a Rainbow of Colors
These rainbow glitter jars are sure to be a hit, whether you love or hate glitter. And they’re a must-have on your list of spring activities for preschoolers! Read below how to make them. Glitter! That one word can strike fear in the hearts of glitter-phobes, while simultaneously bringing a smile to the faces ofKeep Reading
Rainbow Math with a DIY Abacus
Create a super fun rainbow math abacus to add to your list of St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschoolers. This DIY abacus is the perfect way to kick off our rainbow-inspired activities for spring. I love that I was able to put it together with a variety of materials we already had on-hand. And, notKeep Reading
Football Brownies and Books for Game Day
Add these football brownies to your list of recipes to make with preschoolers! Cooking with kids is so much fun and can be full of so many learning activities. Create these delicious football-themed brownies with your students for some super-delicious fun! My son and I love cooking and baking together. So, when the J.M SmuckerKeep Reading
No-Prep Activities for Teaching Syllables
Teaching syllables to children doesn’t have to be a difficult task at all. But you will certainly need to incorporate syllable fun into your list of preschool literacy activities! Here are a few simple ways to integrate syllable learning into the day, whether in the classroom or at home. These activities don’t require any prepKeep Reading
Name Ice Melting Science and Art Experiment
Add the ice melting name activity to your arsenal of preschool science activities for the school year! It’s great way to have some fun combining both science and literacy. An added bonus? The name ice melting experiment will really work for any of your preschool themes! This was one of those activities that started outKeep Reading
10 Books for a Preschool Pajama Day
Pajama Day is a well-loved day in preschool, and my former kindergarten students loved it too! There’s just something incredibly fun about wearing pajamas all day. It’s even more fun when you get to wear them to school and *gasp!* the teachers are wearing jammies, too! Here are some fun children’s books that would beKeep Reading
Simple Symmetry Snowflake Craft for Preschoolers
This simple snowflake craft lets kids explore patterns and symmetry. Be sure to add it to your other winter activities for preschoolers! My preschoolers and I have been exploring snowflakes recently. Now that colder weather has finally hit our area, the kiddos are wondering when it’s going to snow. So it’s a high interest topic! With thatKeep Reading
Simple Rhyming Anchor Chart for Preschool
This rhyming anchor chart is the perfect balance of simple and engaging for students. And the best part? You can alter the rhyming chart to fit any number of preschool themes! Are you following my Ultimate Guide to Teaching Reading Pinterest board? Rhyming is an incredibly important reading readiness skill, and I incorporate a lotKeep Reading
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