I Spy Letters is a letter identification game for preschoolers. My preschoolers beg to play this game nearly every morning during our circle time, and who am I to say no to learning our letters and sounds? Letter recognition games are an engaging way to help kids learn new letters and practice letters that they…
Fourth of July Bracelets: a Fine Motor Activity
Fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays. I love the patriotic colors that stream through the neighborhoods and stores. I love the sound of the American flag flapping in a gentle wind. And I love celebrating with good food and better friends. The Fourth of July is a holiday I look forward to every…
Shared Art – a Process for Preschoolers
In preschool, we adore process art. Recently, we took advantage of all the wonderful things shared art offers.My preschoolers love process art because it is always so much fun and I adore it for all the wonderful things it teaches them. It overflows with fine and gross motor skill development, not to mention sensory exploration and…
Journaling With Preschoolers
Preschoolers love to tell stories. Journaling with preschoolers is always a fun way to hear those stories. Not only does it invite children to be creative and use their own experiences to share ideas, journaling with preschoolers is a step toward further developing emergent writing skills in addition to making text to speech connections. Writing…
Beaded Names Discovery Bottles
Discovery bottles are a fun way to incorporate a little extra learning into preschool education. Today I’m sharing how we made a discovery bottle that also was a name recognition and name spelling activity. I’m also pairing up with some other bloggers to bring you some awesome ideas on how to make some very affordable discovery…
Invitation to Play
An invitation to play is often times a basic set up of materials on a tray. That was the case here, at least. For this invitation to play, I offered my preschool students a few basic materials for them to explore and manipulate as they chose. I had no intended product for my students to produce….
Investigating Seeds in Preschool Farm Theme Science Center
Preschool farm activities include a lot of fun with learning about animals and tractors, fruits and vegetables but what about learning about the seeds that grow into the food we eat? It’s easy to add some seed packets to your preschool farm theme science center. Or, if it’s spring time, why not add a seed…
Button Names – a Name Recognition Activity
In preschool, we do a lot of name recognition activities. These are activities specifically designed to teacher preschoolers to recognize their names. Button names is one such activity, but in addition reinforcing name recognition, it can also be a math activity. Often times, preschoolers first interest in learning the letters of the alphabet is learning to…
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