Flower painting with marshmallows definitely needs to be in your art projects for kids collection! This flower art activity fits perfectly into your spring lesson plans, as well as a flower unit. Of course, you don’t need a reason to set up the marshmallow flower painting. It can definitely be done any time of theKeep Reading
Earth Calendar Numbers Free Printable
These Earth calendar numbers are perfect for your next space theme, or as part of your Earth Day lessons. Be sure to check out all my other calendar numbers once you’re done here! You can use the Earth number cards to teach and practice so many early math skills with preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids!Keep Reading
Easter Egg Handprint Craft for Kids
This super easy Easter egg handprint craft definitely needs to be a part of your Easter activities for preschoolers. Toddlers and early elementary age kids are sure to get a kick out of it, too! You don’t need that many materials for the egg hand print, making it very low-prep. You can use this EasterKeep Reading
2 Ways to Make a Paper Bag Bunny for Easter
You’ll definitely want to add this paper bug bunny to your Easter activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! In fact, there are two different ways to make bunny bags with the kids. One is a bit more process art based, while the original is more crafty. This way, you can decide which paper bag EasterKeep Reading
Rainbow Beginning Sounds Free Printable Puzzles
Add the rainbow beginning sounds puzzles to your collection of spring activities for preschoolers. The free printable gives your students the chance to practice important phonemic awareness and phonics skills in a fun way. While I reference spring above, you can use the initial sound puzzles any time of the year, really! I think they’dKeep Reading
Scented Spring Sensory Bin
This super low-prep spring sensory bin needs to be added to your spring activities for preschoolers today! You only need a few ingredients for it, and the bin will keep your students engaged for hours. Kids explore important early learning concepts with this spring water sensory bin, all while playing and having fun. Multiple sensesKeep Reading
Super Easy Bee Sensory Bin
This bee sensory bin is a fun addition to your spring activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! You can set it up during your next insect or bee theme, or just because the kids love bees. The bee sensory play is so easy to put together, and you can definitely make adjustments based on theKeep Reading
Free Counting Flowers Printable Book
This counting flowers printable book explores a variety of early learning concepts. Be sure to add it to the printable books you use in the classroom! Preschool and kindergarten children will get a lot of the flower emergent reader. It lets them explore literacy concepts AND the kids get a chance to practice math, too.Keep Reading
15 Free Life Cycle of a Butterfly Printables
Use these life cycle of a butterfly printables with your next butterfly theme. Be sure to check out even more butterfly activities for preschoolers once you’re done here. The printable butterfly activities aren’t just for preschoolers, either. You can use these with kindergarten students, too! They give young children a chance to explore the butterflyKeep Reading
Free Butterfly Life Cycle Printable Book
If your students enjoy butterfly activities for preschoolers, this butterfly life cycle printable book is a must! It’s a simple, and easy-to-prep, way to explore both science AND literacy skills with the kids. So I highly recommend integrating the butterfly emergent reader into your next butterfly theme. It’s a great addition to non-fiction books, realKeep Reading
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