A preschool apple theme is perfect for fall time! The kiddos really enjoyed this apple color matching game that we played using some of our colorful wooden spools. Full disclosure – it’s not so much a “game” . . . but kids love calling all kinds of activities games, so I rolled with it! 🙂Keep Reading
10+ Creative Ways to Teach One-to-One Correspondence
Check out this list creative ways to teach one-to-one correspondence. When it comes to math activities for preschoolers, it’s important to make sure you have plenty of interesting and engaging one-to-one counting activities in your arsenal! I loved seeing all of the one-to-one correspondence activities linked up at the past two Share It Saturdays! Each of the activitiesKeep Reading
Technology in Preschool with the Kurio XTreme
The Kurio XTreme is a great option when it comes to introducing technology in preschool. This Android tablet is a great, age-appropriate, and educational tool to include into any of your preschool themes. My preschool classroom is a play-based one, meaning that the kiddos are learning through play and exploration. In my opinion, technology inKeep Reading
Fine Motor Turkey Math in Preschool
Add this fine motor turkey math to your list of fall activities for preschoolers. It’s a great option to use as a Thanksgiving math activity! It is also a wonderful way to sneak in some fine motor skills practice. This week’s #PLAYfulpreschool theme focuses on turkeys and feathers, but I’m sure you already figured thatKeep Reading
Colorful Wooden DIY Toys & Activities for Kids
This list of DIY toys has options that can fit into a variety of preschool themes. The children will have an absolute blast getting to create and play with the colorful wooden toys and activities. And, not to mention, the kids are going to be so proud of their functional (and educational!) homemade toys! Related:Keep Reading
Dyeing Wooden Spools for Fine Motor Skills Activities
These colorful wooden spools are such a great tool for fine motor skills activities! Check out how we made them below, along with some ideas for preschool fine motor skills to use them with. Related: Dyed Wood DIY Toys for Kids Over the summer, I came upon bagfuls of small wooden spools at a localKeep Reading
Share It Saturday – November 8, 2014
I’m not featuring any posts today, but I’ll be back next week with features from both last week AND this week! Thanks for popping by Share It Saturday! Check out what my co-hosts are sharing this week – Teach Beside Me, Sugar Aunts, Chestnut Grove Academy, and Natural Beach Living. An InLinkz Link-up
The Story of the Little Red Hen Sensory Bin
The story of the Little Red Hen is a classic. And there are so many activities you can build around the story. It can even serve as one of your preschool themes for the year! Be sure to add the Little Red Hen sensory bin to your list of activities that go along with thisKeep Reading
10+ Fall Sensory Activities with Cinnamon
Today I’m spot-lighting fall sensory activities! Cinnamon is always a big hit when it comes to fall activities for preschoolers. So, this list is full of cinnamon sensory play! Cinnamon always reminds me of fall and winter holidays spent with family and friends – pumpkin and sweet potato pie with my cousins, cinnamon and cloveKeep Reading
2 Easy Halloween Sensory Activities for Kids
These sensory activities for kids are such a great addition to your list of halloween activities for preschoolers! The children will have an opportunity to engage their senses and learn, all while having some spooky fun! If you’re a regular reader of Fun-A-Day, you know how much I love sensory activities for kids. Since IKeep Reading
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