This week’s Share It Saturday features were inspired by Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails’ beautiful crystal rainbows! I’ve made crystal snowflakes in the past with the kiddos, and we all loved how they turned out. Here are even more science ideas for kids to try using borax and pipe cleaners! pipe cleaner crystalKeep Reading
Shamrockin’ Fun | St. Patrick’s Day for Kids
Celebrating holidays with kids is something I enjoy – both at home and at preschool. I have to admit, though, that I adore creating a fun St. Patrick’s Day for kids! Below are some awesome shamrock crafts and activities to try with the kiddos if you’re into St. Paddy’s Day as much as I am. St.Keep Reading
You Need to Try These Engineering Activities for Kids
Check out some super engaging engineering activities for kids to try! Be sure to check out the free printable at the bottom of the post, too. Children are natural engineers. They love to design and build with almost anything they can get their hands on, don’t you think? I know I love watching both myKeep Reading
25 Snowball-Inspired Winter Activities for Kids
These snowball activities are sure to entertain your students during the colder months. Be sure to add them to your collection of winter activities for preschoolers. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Winter Pinterest board? Does it snow during the winter where you live? My son and I love playing outside in the snow (as long asKeep Reading
Magnet Activities for Learning and Play
Today’s Share It Saturday features are all about magnet activities for the kiddos! My preschoolers have enjoyed the magnets in our science center for months now. I’ve enjoyed watching their experiments, listening to their questions, and being invited into their playful learning. super fun magnet activities for kids Go “fishing” with magnets to determine which items areKeep Reading
15 Icy Cold Learning Activities for Kids
This week’s Share It Saturday features are all about ice! Ice play is one of our fall-back activities, both at home and at preschool. It’s a wonderful material for sensory play, pretend play, small worlds, and science. Plus, it’s just fun and engaging for the kiddos. Adding different materials (like toys, glitter, or baking soda)Keep Reading
80+ Awesome Art Ideas for Kids
I had such fun looking back at Fun-A-Day’s top learning activities from 2014. It inspired me to share the top 5 art-inspired Share It Saturday posts from the year, too. All together, that’s over 80 art ideas for kids to try out in 2015! The only problem is which one to choose first. art ideas forKeep Reading
Button Christmas Crafts for Kids to Make
Welcome back to Share It Saturday! This week I’m featuring Christmas crafts for kids to make with buttons. The inspiration behind this collection is Buggy and Buddy’s Button Christmas Tree! It’s beautiful, of course, and it also lets kiddos practice fine motor and math skills. I’d love to make a version for my preschool classroom! moreKeep Reading
Christmas Play Dough Recipes and Activities
Welcome back to Share It Saturday! This week, I’m featuring Christmas play dough recipes and activities for the kiddos. My preschoolers, and my school-age son, always get a kick out of play dough. In addition to all of the fun, play dough lets children work their fine motor skills and explore their creativity. play dough recipesKeep Reading
10+ Creative Ways to Teach One-to-One Correspondence
I loved seeing all of the one-to-one correspondence activities linked up at the past two Share It Saturdays! Each of the activities were meaningful and playful ways to teach an important math concept to the kiddos. I hope you find them as inspiring as I did! what is one-to-one correspondence? In a nutshell, one-to-one correspondence means matching oneKeep Reading
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