Looking for a way to get your kids outside more this winter? But what can they do other than stand out there and freeze? Well, bundle up and let’s talk about five simple activities to get them exploring and enjoying what winter has to offer. Benefits of being outside in the winter While staying in…
Are you beginning to plan some upcoming, wintery-fun for your preschooler or kindergartener? If so, here are a few great, winter actvitiy ideas to get you started! Goals for winter activities Before we begin, lets decide what our goals are for planning these activities. Here are a few of my educational objectives: Identify seasonal characteristics…
Pumpkins, spiders, leaves, and tractors…Today I’m sharing ten of our favorite, hands-on, October Preschool activities for kids. Let’s go! October Fine Motor Activities Checking off more of our Things Your Preschooler Can Learn at Home List, I put together this October Preschool Activities binder. Every activity is, of course, October-themed but is also educational, hands-on,…
With fall around the corner, I’m sharing a list of apple activities for preschool and kindergarten. These ideas would be great for building an apple-themed unit study or simply for planning a few fun apple-related activities for the season. Lets get started! What can my child learn from studying apples? This year, I am really…
Looking for some ways to celebrate back-to-school week for homeschoolers? Lets talk about that first week back and ways we can make it more fun. What should I do the first week of homeschool? If your overall goal for your kids is to not only learn, but to love learning. Then make the first week…
I’m excited to share this printable, no-prep, preschool point and practice learning folder that I just added to my store. This is a simple and gentle way to introduce concepts like colors and counting with little to no prep on your part.
Today I’m sharing these adorable, watercolor compliment cards that I just listed in my tpt store (and plan to be using with my kids this Valentine’s Day). Stick around to the end of the post because I have an awesome free poster printable that goes along with them!
Here is a diy, fall, rag-wreath that you can easily make with your kiddos to spruce up your home for the coming season.
Here are some Christmas-themed, math printables for a more festive approach to arithmetic this month. All of these are pre-k through Kindergarten level.
I created this fall prewriting notebook that goes right along with some of the themes we will be covering over the next couple of months. Apples, pumpkins, shapes, and even letter recognition.