Here is a quick recap of our fun during screen-free week. We did a few simple sensory activities, some fun art projects, and a lot of pretend play! See below to see how our goals went for screen-free week and where we’ll go from here! Last week, Engineer and I had a lot of funKeep Reading
Book-Inspired Activities for Kids {Stress-Free Sunday #7}
I am excited to share some book-inspired activities (and excellent early literacy activities) with you all this week! If you’re a regular reader of Fun-A-Day, then you probably already know how important I think it is to read with children. Doing book-themed activities in the classroom can help a child better understand what they readKeep Reading
Child-Made Fingerprint Flowerpot for Mother’s Day
Help your students make a fingerprint flower pot for Mother’s Day this May. Mother’s Day handprint art is always a favorite for all the mamas out there! Although we only used fingerprints for this one, I think it’s safe to include it as a steadfast favorite. For this art project, students will paint a clayKeep Reading
Motherhood: Breaking the Cycle
Breaking the cycle of abuse – it can be done I’m happy to be joining up with 21 other blogging mamas for a Mother’s Day blog hop. The goal of this mama blog hop is to celebrate the diversity found within motherhood. It’s also meant to focus on how we can support each other asKeep Reading
Painting with Jello Process Art
Painting with jello is a super simple idea to add to your multisensory process art projects with kids. You only need two ingredients and it’s very low-prep! So you can have this art idea set up in no time. Your students get to take the creative lead during the jello painting art. This allows theKeep Reading
60+ Activities for Screen-Free Week {2013}
I’ve come up with some activities for a screen-free week along with a list of goals for a screen-free week. I’m so thankful to the Kid’s Blogger Network for the inspiration! Technology has come such a long way, and it’s a huge part of today’s society. But sometimes we get so dependent on our screensKeep Reading
Goals for Screen-Free Week {2013}
I have set some strict goals for a screen-free week along with a list of activities for a screen-free week. Technology has come such a long way, and it’s a huge part of today’s society. But sometimes we get so dependent on our screens and devices that we forget to be present with our childrenKeep Reading
Sensory Play Activities {Stress-Free Sunday #6}
Thanks so much to those of you who linked up at last week’s Stress-Free Sunday! Today, I want to share with you some of the sensory play activities from last week. 1. Babbling Brook Sensory Bottle from House of Burke2. Sawdust Clay from Seedlings Nursery School3. Exploring Beans from Finding the Teachable Moments4. Dinosaur Dig SensoryKeep Reading
Felt Shape Flowers Activity
Today I’m over at B-Inspired Mama sharing my felt shape flowers. Be sure to pop over there and check them out. Shared at Discover & Explore: Flowers Done-for-You Preschool Resources Planning meaningful lessons for students week after week while balancing other teaching responsibilities and a personal life can be a daunting task. That’s where Preschool TeacherKeep Reading
April Cara Box Reveal
This is the second time I’ve joined Wifessionals’ Cara Box fun, and it was just as much fun as the first time! This time, I was paired up with Holly at Curious Sprinkles (I sent her a package) and Angie from My So-Called Chaos (she sent me a package). They are both awesome ladies withKeep Reading
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