With the onset of the frosty season, preschools are brimming with activities inspired by winter. And what could be a more fitting than indulging in winter process art activities? These easy winter paintings are always included in our winter themed preschool lesson plans. While these paintings may be fully process based, they consistently produce stunningly…
Gelatin Squish Bags – an Edible Sensory Bag for Babies
Babies love to explore through their senses. Gelatin squish bags are the perfect way to allow baby to explore in a safe way, because the contents of these sensory bags are edible. Edible Sensory Bag for Babies Please join me regularly via E-mail in the right sidebar, Facebook, Twitter @StayAtHomeEdu, and Pinterest. This post may contain Amazon affiliate links….
What Flavor is It? a Five Senses Activity
Preschoolers really enjoy learning about the five senses as it is so hands-on and sensory-based. Teaching about the sense of taste is always one of my favorite pieces to this theme because it challenges students to explore and try new tastes. One activity we did, I call “What Flavor is It?” and it was a…
O Shaped Cereal Drop: a Fine Motor Activity for Baby
Fine motor activities and babies typically don’t go well together. So often fine motor activities include small pieces which can be hazardous to babies and toddlers who are prone to putting things in the mouth. Today, I’m sharing a fine motor activity that includes small pieces that is still appropriate for baby. O Shaped Cereal…
The “Big Four” of Preschool Literacy Instruction: Phonological Awareness
This is the fourth of a four post series about “The Big Four” of preschool literacy instruction. These four components to a complete literacy curriculum in preschool are print awareness, oral language development, the alphabetic principle. and phonological awareness. Each post in the series will explain what each component is, why it is important to preschool…
The First Thanksgiving Snack
Fall is one of my favorite times of year. I love it because of the changing seasons as well as the traditions. One of my favorite traditions with my preschoolers, in addition to making apple pies and making fun pumpkin crafts, is having our “first Thanksgiving” snack. Please join me regularly via E-mail in the right sidebar, Facebook, Twitter…
Tissue Painted Mini Pumpkins
Preschoolers love painting. They love gluing. They also love decorating pumpkins! I combined all three of these favorite things into one activity for the perfect pumpkin art activity – tissue painted mini pumpkins! it’s juts one of many process art activities we include in our fall preschool themes. Try adding this pumpkin process art to…
Four Sense of Touch Activities
A while ago I mentioned how in preschool we had spent some time learning about the five senses. This still continues to be a theme we refer back to on occasion as preschoolers, by nature, are sensory learners. Today I’m sharing four creative ways to teach about the sense of touch. This post may contain…
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