If you’ve landed on this page, it’s likely because you’re interested in learning how to write preschool lesson plans and doing so an entire year in advance. You’ve come to the right place. This is the first of five follow-up posts about how to write preschool lesson plans for an entire year. You can read…
Initial Sound Blackout
I LOVE sorting activities to reinforce letter identification and sounds. Such activities have been wildly successful with my preschoolers in reviewing those important beginning reading skills. Sometimes, though, it is appropriate to bring out something completely new, such as this game, Initial Sound Blackout, a preschool phonics game. If this is your first time, please…
Don’t Feed The Raccoon! Number Identification Game
Don’t feed the raccoon! You can see how hungry he is with his mouth gaping open and his greedy little hands ready to grab, but you don’t want to feed the raccoon! This is a fun, simple, and very fast paced preschool number identification game I created to help my preschoolers learn their teen numbers,…
Composing Ten: A Ten Frame Counting Activity
Composing ten is a common and traditional way to develop number sense. It it used by many educators as a means to reinforce knowledge that numbers are made up of ones, and when grouped together, can make up ten. This is a foundational concept for understanding value and aides in the ability to do mental…
New and Improved Sidewalk Paint
I always surprise myself at how much adults respond to summer fever. I’m a (mostly) stay at home mom and right now none of my children are in elementary school, but my kids and I still respond to the idea of summer. We longingly wait for the weather to turn from windy and cool to…
A Preschool Lesson On Composing Ten
This preschool lesson on composing ten is probably the easiest preschool activity that has ever existed! the object is for students t link together unifix cubes, or legos or blocks, in towers to make ten. This is such a valuable lessons for preschoolers and young mathematicians. You might be surprised at the learning process that…
Dot Number Identification and Counting Cards
I know many of us have used dot number cards. Using dot markers are a wonderful and fun way to reinforce skills in number identification. But these dot counting cards are different. And better…but I’m biased. 😉 While I appreciate the dot counting cards that teach number shape, I wanted to make something that would…
Pattern Lines: A Preschool Math Game
Pattern Lines is a preschool math game I made to teach patterning. It not only reinforces the first steps of patterning, copying and extending a pattern, but it also teaches children to build their own pattern and then differentiate colored counters to sort through which counter to add to their pattern. If this is your…
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