Sensory jars are such fun to make with the kiddos. In addition to the entertainment value, a lot of early learning concepts can be taught with discovery bottles. Here are two pumpkin glitter jar ideas we recently came up with. They’re pretty simple, but we’re still rather fond of them. 2 pumpkin-themed glitter jar ideasKeep Reading
Sensory Bottle Ideas for a Spider Theme
Do you have children who are enamored with all things creepy crawly? These easy spider sensory bottle ideas are sure to pique their interest. I think they’d be great around Halloween, as part of a bug or spider theme, or just because your little scientists want to. I have to admit, I’m not a huge fanKeep Reading
Halloween Sequencing Activity for “Big Pumpkin”
Looking for some fun Halloween books and activities? Carolyn of The Pleasantest Thing put together this awesome “Halloween Read and Play” blog hop today. There are over 25 book-inspired activities to try out this month! My contribution is a sequencing activity to go along with one of my favorite Halloween books. Hands-down, my favorite HalloweenKeep Reading
Fun and Simple Thanksgiving Art with Colorful Pumpkin Seeds
The preschool kids have really enjoyed our colorful pumpkin seeds this fall. Because of their interest, we’ve come up with a variety of activities using the seeds! During centers one day, we decided to use them to make some very simple Thanksgiving art! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Thanksgiving Pinterest board? Related: Fall Tree Pumpkin SeedKeep Reading
Thanksgiving Printable Emergent Reader to Teach Kids Colors
Book-making with kiddos is something I enjoy, from more detailed books to simple emergent readers. For November, I created a simple Thanksgiving printable emergent reader the kids can use to expand their early literacy skills. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Thanksgiving Pinterest board? Related: Make Turkey Tracks Turkey Art Thanksgiving Printable Easy Reader for Preschool It’sKeep Reading
How to Use Colorful Pumpkin Seeds in Fall Art for Kids
The preschool kiddos have enjoyed our colorful pumpkin seed discovery bottles. The seeds have been in our science center since I put them together. Well, one day a few children asked if we could make some pumpkin seed art. Of course, my answer was yes! Here’s some fall art for kids using the dyed seeds.Keep Reading
Monster-Themed Halloween Matching Game Printable
October is a fun time to break out some monster fun in preschool. Here’s a simple monster-themed Halloween matching game kids of different levels can enjoy. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Halloween Pinterest board? Halloween Matching Game Printable These printable monster cards can be used a variety of ways, with kids of different ages. You couldKeep Reading
Halloween Art Activities with Coffee Filters
Coffee filter art is definitely a classic project for kids. Probably because it seems to be a universal hit – at least in my experience. These Halloween art activities are focused on pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns made via coffee filter art. The kiddos and I are pretty happy with how they turned out! coffee filter HalloweenKeep Reading
Free Printable Halloween Emergent Reader for Preschoolers
Grab a free printable Halloween emergent reader for your kids today (you can find it at the bottom of this post). So much early learning takes place with simple books like this! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Halloween Pinterest board? Related: Monster Counting Activity with Printable Number Cards Preschoolers and kindergartners get a big kick outKeep Reading
So Many Uses for These Free Printable Fall Calendar Numbers
Grab your own set of these free printable fall calendar numbers for your classroom! They’re so versatile and can be used to teach a wide variety of early math skills. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Fall Pinterest board? Related: Free Printable Counting Apples Emergent Reader I have to admit, I love using clip art and fontsKeep Reading
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