I have to admit something. I absolutely adore little themed erasers. Along with a wide variety of other school and office supplies, but I digress. There’s a stash in my craft closet that I’ve had for ages, and it keeps growing. My son and I tend to pick them up here and there as weKeep Reading
Free Printable Snowman Game that Teaches Kids About Numbers
This free printable snowman game is a fun and engaging way for kids to learn about early math skills during a kindergarten or preschool snowman theme. Related: Everything You Need to Know About Mini Erasers Printable Snowman Game for Preschool Creating a preschool theme around snowmen is always fun in the winter. Couple that themeKeep 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
You’ve Been Hugged – Valentine Act of Kindness
My son and I enjoy cooking and baking together, and we had a blast with last week’s football brownies. He was pretty excited to find out that the J.M Smucker Company asked me to “mix up a (another) moment” using Pillsbury™ brownies and frostings from Walmart! We put our heads together and come up with some treats forKeep Reading
Free Printable Valentine Games for Preschoolers to Play
Dice games of any and all kinds are always a hit with my students. I love that they’re simple to set up, fun for the kiddos, and pack in a lot of learning math through play! With that in mind, I put together two free printable valentine games for kids to play with dice. GetKeep Reading
Printable Train Number Matching Card Game
I like using number cards in preschool for so many math activities – from calendar time to sorting and patterning activities. They’re very versatile, and I like to change up the cards based on holidays or teaching themes. I put together some train number cards based on a favorite children’s book. They’re perfect for aKeep Reading
Free Printable Christmas Letter Tile Sheets
I like to use a wide variety of strategies to teach my preschoolers about letters. One activity they usually enjoy are simple word cards. Since we’re heading into the holidays, I decided to put together a set of free printable Christmas letter tile sheets. I will be using them with my pre-k kiddos, and IKeep Reading
Printable Preschool Nursery Rhymes Journal
When I taught kindergarten, I loved using poetry journals with the kiddos. In that vein, I’ve put together a super simple journal that focuses on preschool nursery rhymes. There’s a printable version below, so feel free to print one out for your children or students. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Nursery Rhymes Pinterest board? put togetherKeep Reading
Free Printable Preschool Advent Calendar
Use this printable preschool Advent calendar with your preschool students or your preschool-aged children. It’s chock full of fun and engaging Christmas activities for preschoolers! Related: Christmas Five Senses Book Free Printable Counting down to Christmas is always fun for the kiddos in my class, as well as my son. I must admit, I enjoyKeep 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. The kids will love this addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Halloween Pinterest board? Halloween Matching Game Printable These printable monster cards can beKeep Reading
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