This counting flowers book explores a variety of early literacy concepts while helping kids learn to count. Printable books are a wonderful way to teach children so many different early learning concepts. Related: Preschool Flower Theme Lesson Plan Pack As I mentioned above, printable books can be used to teach SO MANY skills – fromKeep Reading
Carrot Garden Sensory Bin for Easter or Farm Theme Play
Set up a carrot garden sensory bin for your children to get their hands into! Include it with your other Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers or have it out just for fun. You can also grab free printable carrot and rabbit shape cards to go along with this sensory bin. See the bottom ofKeep Reading
Simple and Engaging Plant the Flowers Spring Math Game for Kids
Dice games always seem to be a hit with kiddos, no matter their age. Add in some play dough and flowers, and this spring math game for kids is sure to a crowd pleaser. Originally a contributor post for B-Inspired Mama A colorful math game for kids to welcome spring Materials Terra cotta pots PlayKeep Reading
10+ Must-Try Ideas for a Preschool Garden Theme
Spring and summer is a perfect time to teach a preschool garden theme. Even with school out, these activities and ideas are fun for summer camps or at home. The hard part is deciding which one to try first, in my opinion. Get a full week’s worth of garden lesson plans here Activities for aKeep Reading
How to Create Absolutely Beautiful Flowers with Coffee Filter Art
Below you’ll find directions for making beautiful coffee filter art flowers with kids. I even have free printable templates for you to grab at the end of the post. I love art. Science with kids is something else I adore. And I love teaching children, whether they’re kindergartners, preschoolers, or my own son. How aboutKeep Reading
Jack and the Beanstalk Activity | Pop-Up Tree
Please welcome Curt, a former science teacher who’s sharing a pop-up tree activity today. I think it would be a perfect Jack and the Beanstalk activity for the kids. What do you think? what a fun Jack and the Beanstalk activity for kids! Meet the Author Curt Nelson is a former science teacher and schoolKeep Reading
Kid-Made Cupcake Liner Flowers
My preschoolers love to create arts and crafts! Here’s some fun we recently had making cupcake liner flowers. We have a variety of materials in our classroom art center, and they are free to create for a large portion of our day. In addition to those materials, I like to put out little invitations toKeep Reading
Preschool Winter Activities with Evergreen Trees
Hands-on learning is a must for preschoolers (and kiddos of all ages, for that matter)! So when my students and I were talking about evergreen trees, I knew I wanted to bring the real things into our classroom. Below are some preschool winter activities the kiddos and I got into to learn more about evergreenKeep Reading
So Many Fall Tree Art Projects to Try with Your Preschoolers
Here are some wonderful fall tree art projects to try with the preschoolers today! There is just something about fall that captures a child’s sense of wonder. Of course, I’ve always worked with preschoolers and kindergartners . . . and their sense of wonder is pretty wide open all year round. The leaves changing colorsKeep Reading
The Sound of Seeds – A Homemade Matching Game
I’m back with another post for 6 Days of Sensory Play! On Tuesday, I shared a collection of scented activities. Today is about auditory sensory play, which focuses on hearing. Back when we were talking about plants and flowers, my preschoolers and I investigated seeds. They love the homemade musical shakers in our music box, whichKeep Reading
