Our first week of a new year in Preschool Co-op went so well! I always love how excited the kids are when they walk in the first day. Their enthusiasm is so motivating, and their big smiles warm my heart! (Even though there were a few tears when mom walked out the door). If this…
Preschool Co-op Q&A
I recently wrote the post about a how to do preschool circle time when you have limited space or when your classroom needs to be mobile. In case you missed it: Circle Time for the Mobile Classroom. This is the result of a home school preschool co-op some friends and I run together. Since then,…
DIY: Sticker Puzzles In Five Minutes or Less
Kids love puzzles, and they love stickers. Here is an activity using stickers to create puzzles that can be put together in five minutes or less. Materials needed are a index cards and a set of stickers where there are several duplicates or sheets. I used these. Notice they are all stars, but the fill,…
Making the Most of Reading Aloud to Your Child
For most parents, the moments of reading books to their children are some of the most treasured memories. Moms enjoy the quite of reading to their children, and dads love the soft snuggles before bedtime. What a great way to end the day than to spend it reading to your child! A question, however, remains. …
Circle Time for the Mobile Classroom
Bulletin board space in a classroom can be tight. A valuable commodity, if you will, because teachers want every inch of their classroom to be well used and be a resource for learning. Even the walls. This is true even in a preschool classroom. Of particular importance, is bulletin board space for circle time. But what happens…
Building Mud Pond
A few months ago I ran across a post by Having Fun At Chelle’s House about how to build a mud pit. My comment on that post was as follows: Sarah June 16, 2012 9:54 PM My little boy and baby girl would both LOVE that mud/dirt/it’s my space and not yours pit! How I…
Egg Carton Counting: Teaching One to One Correspondence
One to one correspondence is the ability to match a each member of one set to each member of a second set. This could mean while setting the table, setting one plate, one fork, and one spoon for each member of the family. It could mean separating specific amounts of crackers for snacks, or giving…
Making Inferences Via Reading The Sunday Comics
Sunday mornings are special at our house. I get up with the kids while the hubster sleeps in, which means sleeping until about eight instead of seven. We have banana pancakes with real maple syrup for breakfast, and William tells us all about how maple syrup is made from his new favorite book Tyler Makes…
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