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
Free Apple Printable Number Activity for 1:1 Correspondence
This free apple printable is perfect for exploring one-to-one correspondence and fine motor skills. Are you following my Apple Theme Pinterest board? Related: Apple Taste Test and Graphing The students and I had a blast with our scented “tiny apples”! I decided they’d be a great item to use for a simple apple number activity. ItKeep Reading
Fine Motor Apple Math Game for Preschool
September can be a fun time for kindergarten or preschool apple theme. Here’s a super simple apple math game that my students loved last year! This post contains Amazon links. apple math game to teach math concepts and fine motor skills Materials Apple tree printout Pompoms Child tweezers or chopsticks Dice How to Play Children canKeep 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
Preschool Winter Words Free Printable to Use with Letter Tiles
Your students can use these printable preschool winter words to learn and explore the alphabet. You can grab five free word printables at the bottom of this post. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Winter Pinterest board? Related: Preschool Letter Activities with Fine Motor ABC Snowmen I love coming up with a variety of ways to teach theKeep Reading
Free Printable Apple Emergent Reader to Make with Your Preschoolers
Grab a free printable apple reader to use with your preschool or kindergarten students. Related: Free Apple Counting Book I love making books with my preschool students. Class books, individual books, books for friends, books for parents, etc. So many great learning opportunities arise when making books with kids. Sometimes, I combine kids’ art withKeep Reading
Preschool Building Center Printable {Work in Progress!}
A year or so ago, I came across a great pin from the now non-existent Preschool Pond site. Mary Poppins and I both LOVED the idea, which is how this preschool building center printable came to be! I have looked all over for the former Preschool Pond writer/creator, but I’ve found nothing (or I wouldKeep Reading
On the Farm Book Making with Preschoolers
I had so much fun making an On the Farm book with my preschoolers last week. It’s always fun to get kiddos involved in making their own books. It makes literacy so much more meaningful to them! The book itself is very simple — it includes a front cover and four pages about animals thatKeep Reading
Halloween Book Making with Kids
“Where Do Monsters Live?” – Halloween book making with kids I absolutely love making books with children! Blending art into the book-making process is tons of fun, as well. On top of the fun, it really gets the kiddos into reading. I talk about meaningful literacy activities all the time, and this is surelyKeep Reading
Preschool 5 Senses Apple Activity and Free Printable Class Book
Read below about a simple apple activity to engage your preschoolers’ 5 senses. Bonus, there’s a free printable at the bottom of the post, so be sure to grab that too. Related: 50+ Apple Ideas for Kids Apple tasting is a must for a preschool apple theme (in my opinion)! You can take it aKeep Reading
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