This watermelon printable emergent reader is a fun and easy way to explore early math AND literacy concepts. I love using printable books with young children! Obviously, they’re a great way to work on early reading skills in an engaging, fun way. Skills like how to handle a book, identifying parts of a book, leftKeep Reading
Pirate Science FUN with “Exploding” Treasure Chests
This pirate science is perfect for your preschool pirate theme! We loved making these “exploding” treasure chests during many years of preschool summer camps. You’ll find free printable pirate number cards at the bottom of this post. Add them to your pirate science activity so little pirates can count all of their treasure. It was aKeep Reading
Grab These Free Printable Books for Preschool and Kindergarten
Printable books can make such a difference in your preschool classroom. These free printable emergent readers are perfect for teaching young children early literacy skills. Related: 50+ Free Preschool Printables I love making books with kids, be they class books, emergent readers, or individual kid-directed books. There is just SO MUCH learning that can takeKeep Reading
25+ Dr. Seuss Activities Perfect for a Preschool Dr. Seuss Theme
Here are some Dr. Seuss activities for preschool kids to get into at the beginning of March (or anytime really)! Be sure to keep these ideas on hand for your next Dr. Seuss theme. There’s even a blank, editable lesson plan sheet you can grab at the bottom of this post. Related: How to TeachKeep Reading
The Mitten Printable Emergent Reader for Preschool and Kindergarten
Children practice a variety of early literacy skills with this free The Mitten printable book. It’s one of The Mitten activities we’ve enjoyed doing over the years. You can grab your copy at the bottom of this post. Jan Brett is one of my favorite children’s authors. Of course, my students (and my son) likeKeep Reading
Name Snowman Preschool Craft Perfect for a Snowman Theme
Here’s how to set up a fun and meaningful winter activity for preschoolers using a name snowman. Be sure to grab your free printable version of this activity at the bottom of the post. Working with 4 and 5 year old children, I tend to use names a ton in my teaching. I find itKeep Reading
My Christmas Five Senses Book for Preschool and Kindergarten
Let the preschoolers explore their senses through art and literacy while making this Christmas five senses book. Be sure to grab the free printable at the bottom of this post. Related: Scratch and Sniff Names 5 Senses Activity How to Make a Christmas Five Senses Book For those of you new to Fun-A-Day, I’ve beenKeep Reading
Gingerbread Man Printable Ten Frames for Preschool and Kindergarten
Use these gingerbread man printable ten frames to teach a variety of early math concepts in preschool and kindergarten. Related: Make a Super Simple Life-Size Gingerbread House Teaching a gingerbread man theme during the winter is always a blast in preschool. Sometimes the children have already heard the story, while many others haven’t. Either way,Keep Reading
How to Easily Make Turkey Tracks Turkey Art with Kids
Turkey tracks are a silly and fun way to make turkey art with kids! Perfect for Thanksgiving art, as well as art for a farm theme. Easy to set up and fun! This is one of those activities that happened on-the-fly in preschool, as a result of a simple conversation. It’s such fun when thingsKeep Reading
Monster Counting Activity and Free Printable Monster Number Cards
You need to try this slime monster counting activity with the kids. It’s easy to set up and a fun way to explore counting and one-to-one correspondence. Be sure to grab the printable monster number cards at the end of the post! Preschoolers like to count. It’s one of the ways they can explore andKeep Reading
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