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)
Oooh! It’s time to get spooky with these not-so-spooky Halloween preschool activities toddlers will love! I love Halloween so much. It’s a time to dress up and pretend, which is right up a preschooler’s alley. We had a spooktacular time with all of the exciting and unique activities for this
What’s the weather like today? So many of our daily activities are influenced by the weather, which is why this is such an important skill for our little learners! Check out this weather unit full of sunny activities! Weather: Books We Love It was so hard to choose just five
It’s no secret that dinosaurs are fascinating, mysterious, and downright entertaining. Dinos are perfect for a preschool theme that will excite your eager learners. Get ready to adventure through Jurassic times and return with the most valuable souvenir of all: strengthened literacy skills and memories filled with fun dinosaur literacy
There are so many people that help us in our community! From doctors and dentists, teachers and mail carriers, construction workers and police officers, and firefighter and nurses, the list goes on. These community helpers are so interesting for little ones to learn about and discover what they do to
Buzz into learning this week with engaging bee literacy activities as we explore the tiny yet mighty creatures that keep our planet blooming: bees. Bees are needed to pollinate all beautiful flowers and, more importantly, fruits and vegetables. This week, take some time to talk about how important bees are
An apple a day…lets the tot learn and play through these apple literacy activities! This week, we took a look at the most popular fruit eaten by Americans: apples. And let me tell you, even though this fruit is so common, it is something that our preschoolers haven’t really thought
My one true hope and dream for my children is that they become avid readers, enveloped in the plot of a good book. I hope they become so invested in the characters they meet that they can see them as friends and empathize with their emotions. I hope books transport
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!
