This friendly monster puppet craft is simple, but my preschool students loved, loved, loved making them. They are a great craft for a rainy day, for Halloween, or for adding to any puppet collection. Moster Puppet Craft Materials: paper lunch bags googly eyes crayons markers dot markers liquid glue an assortment of yarn or string…
Dyed Spaghetti Sensory Bin
Dyed Spaghetti Sensory Bin Don’t you love the above picture of dyed spaghetti for a spaghetti sensory bin! Aside from the title, this photo required no editing. Dyed spaghetti can be just that colorful and vibrant…and inviting! What little kid, (or let’s be honest, adult) wouldn’t want to put their hands in that tub of…
Matching Sounds: a Five Senses Activity
In preschool we have been studying the five senses and this activity, matching sounds, has turned out to be one of the students’ favorites. It is an easy to prepare and creative activity to help students learn about their sense of hearing, teaching them to differentiate between various sounds. If this is your first…
Graphing Lesson Plans For Preschoolers
Graphing falls into one of the five disciplines of math instruction–data analysis and probability. However, it is easy to question how one might go about teaching preschoolers concepts under that discipline. Luckily, I’ve made an easy-to-use printable graphing lesson plan for preschoolers that you can use with your preschoolers to teach the valuable skill of…
Initial Sound Picture/Letter Matching Version II
Remember Version I of Initial Sound Picture/Letter Matching? Well, today I wanted to share with you a second version that teaches the same letter and sound matching skills. This activity uses REAL photographs with my phonics photo cards. It is really a quite simple letter/sound learning game, but also very effective and fun. Be sure…
Color Theory For Preschoolers Part III
As my regular readers already know, this summer my preschool did a few activities where we explored color theory. Our first activity we used home made play dough to mix secondary colors. Our second activity we used colored white vinegar to mix our primary colors. Today I want to share with you our final color mixing…
Coffee Filter Flower Art
Coffee Filter Flower Art for Preschoolers My mother-in-law’s birthday is coming up, and rather than buying a cliche, over-priced card from the store, I invited William and Corinne to make some art to send her way with a special note on it. We shot these coffee filter flowers off in the mail today, so…
Color Theory For Preschoolers – Part I
In preschool we’ve been learning a lot about colors, but more specifically, color theory. Today I am sharing Part I of our color theory lessons. I began this lesson by showing my preschoolers a piece of colored paper for each color of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. I invited the students…
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