Inside: Find out the the absolute best way to put together a meaningful kindergarten and preschool homework plan. “Miss Mary Catherine, what about homework? Her brothers have homework most nights, and I could really use some help in that department.” Questions like this one aren’t unusual at preschool/kindergarten Back-to-School Nights or Meet the Teacher gatherings.Keep Reading
Robot Sensory Writing Tray with Free Printable Number Cards
There are some early childhood themes that seem to resonate with almost every kiddo I’ve taught. Robots is definitely one of those themes. With that in mind, it’s always fun to come up with different hands-on, playful learning ideas around a specific theme. That’s how this robot sensory writing tray, and its accompanying number cards, cameKeep Reading
One-to-One Correspondence Activity with KORXX Blocks
KORXX building blocks have been a big hit both at home and in my preschool classroom. They’re great for free building, of course, and they also have endless possibilities when it comes to learning through play. I put together a free printable one-to-one correspondence activity the kiddos can use with the cork building blocks. all about KORXXKeep Reading
Halloween Math with a Spider Counting Book
Today I want to share a spider counting book! It’s something I’ve used (in some variation or another) for many years, in both kindergarten and preschool. It’s a great Halloween math activity that the children enjoy making. make a spider book for halloween math fun Amazon links to comparable materials below. Materials Blank spider booksKeep Reading
Apple Number Activity for 1:1 Correspondence
The students and I have been having a blast with our scented “tiny apples”! I decided they’d be a great item to use for a simple apple number activity. It was perfect for our preschool apple theme, and I bet the kids would love it at any point in the year. Are you following myKeep Reading
Preschool Math Game for a Farm Theme
My preschoolers love any game that involves dice, so we play a lot of them! This farm-themed preschool math game is called “put the mud on the pig”. Having a silly name apparently made it even more fun for the kiddos to play! This post contains Amazon links – if you purchase anything from the links, IKeep Reading
