Are you looking for some great letter activities for kids? There is such a wide variety of preschool themes for us to cycle through to keep the children interested. But sometimes, I feel like we get stuck on doing the same activities over and over, with only slight alterations based on the current theme. IfKeep Reading
Using Tiny Erasers to Promote Fine Motor and Math Skills
I’m always looking for Fine motor activities for kids to practice their fine motor and math skills in preschool. Ant this activity is so simple, but probably one of my favorites! Set out child-friendly tweezers, mini erasers, and an empty ice tray. You might be pleasantly surprised with how the students choose to engage withKeep Reading
Nature Book-Making
Today I’m over at B-Inspired Mama, sharing a fun way to integrate nature and science into a literacy activity. Stop on by and check it out! Shared at Discover and Explore, Tot School Tuesday Done-for-You Preschool Resources Planning meaningful lessons for students week after week while balancing other teaching responsibilities and a personal life can beKeep Reading
What We’re Reading Now {Children’s Book Week 2013}
There are so many early literacy activities to go along with this list full of my favorite children’s books. I love getting the opportunity to share book recommendations with you all. So, without further ado, here is a list of books to read and enjoy with your students during children’s book week: This week isKeep Reading
Outdoor Fun for Children {Stress-Free Sunday #8}
There are so many options for outdoor fun for children! The possibilities are endless when it comes to outdoor activities for preschoolers. Check out some of my favorites below! As always, thanks for linking up at Stress-Free Sunday! So many great ideas were shared at last week’s link-up! Today I’m excited to feature those focusedKeep Reading
Engineer’s 6th Birthday!
This is my 200th post, so I wanted to “spend” it on celebrating my kiddo. He turned 6 today, and I can hardly believe it! He invited a small group of friends over to celebrate with us, and we all had a blast.
Snuggle Up With a Good Book & a Cup of Coffee {my first giveaway!}
I have over 500 Facebook likes and over 30,000 page views since February! To celebrate those facts, I’ve decided to host my first every giveaway! I’m rather nervous about it, so take it easy on me. 😉 This is the Snuggle Up with a Good Book & a Cup of Coffee giveaway! The prizes are aKeep Reading
Fun During Screen-Free Week {2013}
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
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
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