Getting a pet is like adopting a guaranteed best friend. Someone who will comfort you, be ever-so-excited to see you, and occasionally tear into something you like. Even if you don’t have a pet, you have a sure-thing friend looking out for you. I’ve created these pet literacy activities for
Fun fact: My parents named their children alphabetically from A-F, which means I, Bethany, am the second oldest. My dad obviously loves things in order, and so do we as preschool teachers. That’s why all of these all about me activities for preschoolers are in order and ready for you
There’s nothing that gets me buzzing more than an exciting learning activity – the kind of learning center where preschoolers wait in line to play and, obviously, to learn! That’s what I’m talking about! And so, with these insect preschool activities for your literacy centers, I hope your preschoolers buzz,
We are off to the zoo to learn something new, and let me tell you: this zoo theme does not disappoint! These literacy zoo activities for preschoolers are hands-on and engaging ways to practice the alphabet, initial sounds, letter formation, and rhyming words. Perfect for your preschoolers to jump right
Fee-fi-fo-fum! I smell lots of “Jack and the Beanstalk” fun, especially with these activities! What was supposed to be a mini unit turned into a week full of giant learning opportunities. (Yes, I love the play on words.) Take a look at our week here: Jack and the Beanstalk: Books
Things that go are always popular with toddlers. It could be because they are always on the go! Combine literacy with transportation, and your little ones will be off to the races. These transport activities for preschool will keep your little ones moving while reinforcing early literacy skills. This post
The ocean is full of wonders: the salty waves, vibrant habitats, and creatures with mysterious abilities. Let’s explore these wonders of the ocean alongside our students with these fun and engaging preschool activities! Here’s a look at our week: Ocean: Books We Love This week started off by reading Commotion
Let’s blast off our learning this week with space literacy activities that are out of this world! Space is so interesting to learn about – no matter your age. But it is especially exciting for younger children to discover our immense solar system and how astronauts explore it. Take a
Little Bo Peep lost her sheep, but you don’t have to lose your sheep when planning your nursery rhymes activities. These hands-on literacy centers not only incorporate all of those foundational skills, from letters to syllables to rhymes, but they make learning fun, which is precisely what you need to
Christmas is the most wonderful time of year – a time of giving, loving, and magic! Let’s continue that magic with learning through all of these merry Christmas activities for our preschoolers! Here’s a look at our week: Christmas: Books We Love I wanted to find some merry and exciting
True story: I left my sister tied up on the couch one Thanksgiving. Boredom had got the better of us, and we started challenging each other to break out of the other one’s knots. Well, there’s no need to declare the winner; I just don’t want you to get left
What was I thinking? I love pulling out old pictures, but what was going on with the jean vest, the black lowlights in my naturally blonde hair, or the uncomfortable shoes I used to wear. Cringe-worthy. The other thing I’m reconsidering (mostly because my girls are into asking about favorites)
I am a former elementary school teacher and reading specialist, now stay-at-home-mom to my two beautiful, charismatic girls, Addison and Aria.
I’ve created engaging preschool learning activities grouped into themes to make it easy for you to implement teaching with play with your little learners, too!
