This easy-to-prep monster match game is perfect as part of your Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergartners. The Halloween memory game uses printable “monster” cards that are not scary in the least. That way, the kids can focus on exploring visual discrimination and other early literacy skills. You can use the printable monster cards forKeep Reading
Bat Sensory Bins Perfect for Preschool
These bat sensory bins are perfect for your list of Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. The bat sensory ideas also work well during a bat or nocturnal animals theme, or in conjunction with your favorite batty books. No matter when you use them, your students are sure to have a blast as theyKeep Reading
Free Number Train Printable for Preschoolers
Use this number train printable with a variety of math activities for preschoolers. It’s a simple printable that you can use in multiple ways with your students. Get your own copy of the train calendar numbers at the bottom of this post. It’s very easy to prep, so you’ll be able to incorporate it intoKeep Reading
Llama Llama Red Pajama Day Snacks
Test out these pajama day snacks with your class! One of my favorite ways to include preschool literacy activities in the classroom is to bring books to life with book-inspired visual aides or activities. Since this month’s Book Club Play Date is centered on the book Llama Llama Red Pajama, I’m sharing a few ideas forKeep Reading
Farm Theme Preschool Snack | Haystacks
Make a haystack snack as part of your farm theme preschool activities. It’s a great addition to your list of fall activities for preschoolers. This month’s Book Club Play Date is focused on Big Red Barn, and I was charged with sharing a snack idea! When I was thinking about a preschool treat for aKeep Reading
Color Collage Art Project for Kids
The color collage art project is a fun and simple addition to our art projects for kids. You can add it to a rainbow theme, a unit on colors, or set it up just for fun any time of year. You don’t need much to set up the color art project for kids. In fact,Keep Reading
Book-Inspired Rainbow Sensory Bin for Kids
The rainbow sensory bin covers two of my absolute favorite things: books for kids and preschool sensory activities! What a great addition to your spring activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. You only need a few supplies to create your own version of this rainbow-themed sensory bin. And it’s so easy to swap items outKeep Reading
Quick as a Cricket Art Activity for Preschoolers
This Quick as a Cricket art activity combines a well-loved children’s book with colorful art. You’ll definitely want to add this to your art projects for kids. This is definitely a process art activity, meaning the kids are focused more on how they’re creating the cricket art project than the finished piece. As they’re creatingKeep Reading
Preschool Busy Bag Ideas for a Dinosaur Theme
Dinosaurs are one of my students’ favorite preschool themes! So, I’ve got some dinosaur-themed busy bag ideas for you to try with all of those dino-loving kiddos! I have a few to share with you, along with some free printables to get you started. These dinosaur busy bag activities would be perfect in conjunction with thisKeep Reading
Make Way for Ducklings Preschool Number Game
Combine math activities for preschoolers with early literacy concepts in this preschool number game. The ducklings and dice math game was inspired by the book, Make Way for Ducklings. What other ways can you think of to bring this book to life? Be sure to let us know in the comments below. Related: Homemade GamesKeep Reading