This monster counting activity is super engaging for young children, as it appeals to multiple senses. The monster calendar numbers aren’t scary at all, and invite the kids to practice all kinds of math. Counting monster eyes lets the kids practice one-to-on correspondence, as well as number identification. And the printable numbers can be usedKeep Reading
Kids Love This Scented Fine Motor Pumpkin Activity for Preschool
This scented pumpkin activity for preschool works on children’s fine motor skills while engaging their senses. It’s one of our favorite preschool pumpkin activities! Related: 60+ Fall Activities for Preschoolers My students consistently love our scented “tiny apples”, so I decided to create a pumpkin version. It’s always fun to build upon materials and ideas that reallyKeep Reading
Turkey Sensory Bottle that is Fantastic for Thanksgiving
Learn how to make a turkey sensory bottle with the kids this month. They’re the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers. Fun to make, and great to have on-hand when a calming moment is needed during the holidays. Related: Simple Thanksgiving Art with Pumpkin Seeds Glitter sensory jars are always a hit aroundKeep Reading
Pumpkin Geoboard STEM to Try this Fall
Making a pumpkin geoboard is an amazing way to explore pumpkin STEM concepts with the kids. Be sure to add it to your preschool pumpkin activities this fall! These geoboard pumpkins turn the traditional geoboard concept into a three-dimensional math experience kids love getting their hands on! I love that the children can explore soKeep Reading
Two Ideas for Making a Pumpkin Glitter Jar with Kids
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. Be sure to add themKeep Reading
Fun and Simple Thanksgiving Art with Colorful Pumpkin Seeds
This pumpkin seed Thanksgiving art needs to be added to your collection of preschool pumpkin activities. It would also be perfect alongside the rest of your Thanksgiving activities for preschoolers. 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 usingKeep Reading
Free Printable Monster Match Game
This easy-to-prep monster match game is perfect for preschoolers. Be sure to check out the rest of my free preschool printables when you’re done here. 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.Keep Reading
Free Printable Fall Calendar Numbers
These fall calendar numbers can be used not only for the calendar but also for so many other fall activities for preschoolers as well! Grab your own set of the free printable fall numbers for your classroom below. They’ll pair well with all of the fall math ideas you have planned. Number cards are soKeep Reading
Pumpkin Counting Book made by Preschoolers
Add this counting book to your list of preschool pumpkin activities this fall! My preschool students had the best time with our pumpkin math and engineering challenge! In fact, the kiddos are still asking for it to be included during center time. I decided it would be fun to add a literacy element to this scienceKeep Reading
Pumpkin STEM Challenge Your Preschoolers Will Love
This pumpkin STEM challenge is perfect for your list of preschool pumpkin activities. It’s an incredibly engaging way to explore math and engineering concepts with your students. An added bonus? The pumpkin math fun is such a hit with the kiddos! Be sure to set a few candies aside with a promise of letting theKeep Reading
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