The kids loved this easy apple sensory table during a recent preschool apple theme. I love how engaged they were, as well as the literacy component we added to the mix. A deliciously scented apple sensory table for kids Yes, I am still on my apple-theme kick! 🙂 We’ve been learning about apples sinceKeep Reading
Easy Preschool Apple Bulletin Board with Kids’ Hand Prints
I don’t tend to go for fancy bulletin boards. In fact, I’d much rather use children’s artwork and writing to decorate. This apple bulletin board was easy to make, and I loved that the kids helped me put it together. Great way to display artwork during an apple theme. How to Make Apple Hand PrintsKeep Reading
Spicy Apple Play Dough for the Sensory Table
Deliciously scented apple play dough is perfect for a preschool apple theme! apple play dough that smells delicious! We have had this awesome smelling apple play dough at preschool since the very first day! As I mentioned previously, September’s theme is “An Apple for the Teacher”. Play dough is always a hit with the kiddos,Keep Reading
Apple Pie Sensory Play in Preschool
Turn the discovery center into a bakery, with tons of apple pie sensory play for the kiddos! This sensory bin is great during a preschool apple theme or just for some fall fun.
Spicy Apple Art for Kids {with a Literacy Twist}
School will be starting soon, which means I’m in full teacher planning mode! Our first preschool theme is going to be “An Apple for the Teacher”. It’s going to focus on getting to know each other, as well as a variety of apple activities. I wanted to try out some apple art for kids today,Keep Reading
Preschool Apple Tasting & Class Book
Apple tasting is a must for a preschool apple theme (in my opinion)! Lots of fun and playful learning, especially when the findings are turned into a class book. I know apple taste-testing is by no means an original idea on my part! I still like to do it every year for multiple reasons: It’sKeep Reading
Apple Print-Making
With October came a new theme at preschool . . . “Fall Harvest”. It’s a broad topic so that each Mom’s Day Out and Preschool teacher has a lot of leeway in her planning. Mary Poppins, Ice Ice Lady, and I decided to focus on apples, pumpkins, fall, and Halloween within this month’s theme. OneKeep Reading
