I think using natural materials in the classroom can be so enriching. . . and FUN! Math, literacy, and nature crafts for kids are just a few things we can use natural materials for Read on to see some other ways to use them in the classroom! I’m currently working on incorporating more natural materialsKeep Reading
Two Ways to Make Tissue Paper Stained Glass Art for Spring
Tissue paper stained glass art is one of the more versatile art projects for kids. You can use this same technique for almost any theme, holiday, or season art you want to plan! Below, I share two different ways you can create stained glass art with tissue paper. Both techniques are very low-prep and neitherKeep Reading
Preschool Fairy Tale Fun with Sparkly Queen Princess Slime
This preschool fairy tale slime is such an enriching sensory experience! They’re one of my favorite types of slime to make with the kids. Though, I feel I should preface this by saying the slime is for princes and kings, too. Any royalty would enjoy this preschool fairy tale sensory experience! However, the girls inKeep Reading
Dragon Sensory Bin Fairy Tale Activity
This easy-to-prep dragon sensory bin is just what you need for your next preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten fairy tale theme. Be sure to check out the rest of my sensory bins once you’re done here. We used a few simple materials to create the dragon sensory table. This really allowed the children to focus onKeep Reading
Easy Paper Plate Valentine Holder for Kids
Children will have a ton of fun making this super easy valentine holder! Add it to your list of valentine activities for preschoolers. Even though this was incredibly simple, my students had a ton of fun creating and decorating. simple valentine holder made of paper plates Supplies I may get commissions for purchases made throughKeep Reading
15 Olympic Activities for Kids
Get ready for the Olympics with these Olympic activities for kids! They make great activities for preschoolers at home or at school. With just a few alterations the activities can work for both the Summer and Winter Olympics! These activities were shared during the past two Share It Saturdays, and I can’t wait to tryKeep Reading
Valentine’s Day Math and Science with a Mirror Box
You’ll definitely need to add this valentines day math activity to your list of valentine activities for preschoolers. The kids are going to absolutely love getting to use mirrors and candy in a novel way! I was so excited to make a little box out of mirrors my director bought recently! The Imagination Tree createdKeep Reading
Preschool Valentine Activities – “I Love” Book Making
One of my favorite preschool valentine activities happens to be one of our favorite early literacy activities as well(of course)! 🙂 I love, love, love making books with my students. Our “I Love” book is incredibly simple, but it provides a chance for the kiddos to practice early literacy skills. Related: 60+ Valentine Activities forKeep Reading
Bird Craft for Kids – Easy, Open-Ended Art
This bird craft for kids is a great option when it comes to spring process art ideas! The open-ended nature of this activity led to a variety of fun art. We love all sorts of arts and crafts in my preschool classroom (and at home, too)! When we were learning about pets, I set upKeep Reading
Pet Small World Play in the Block Center
This pet small world play is perfect for your preschool block center. During our recent pet theme, my preschoolers showed a renewed interest in some small toy animals I had in the classroom. So, we decided to put them to use in the block center. I absolutely LOVE how the kiddos extended this activityKeep Reading
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