Have you ever noticed that preschoolers love touching everything? Has your heart ever skipped a beat as your little one reached towards something before you could warn them or squeak out a “no!” before touching something breakable or dangerous? Well, same! But it is what preschoolers do best. They learn
That time of year is upon us again when the days are getting shorter and the darkness creeps in a little earlier. While some people may feel a little down during this time, others may be inspired by the cooler weather and changing seasons to get creative. If you’re looking
Preschoolers are natural scientists. They are constantly asking questions and exploring the world around them. So why not help them explore the world of nocturnal animals? There are many fun and engaging science activities you can do with your class that will help them learn about these animals. These nocturnal
When I was growing up, I was afraid of the dark. As I would walk from the shower to my room out back, I would turn on one light before walking back to turn off the other. Thankfully, as I got older, I realized that there’s nothing to be afraid
“You don’t need anything but hope. The kind of hope that flies on silent wings under a shining owl moon.” -Jane Yolen And I can give you hope as your plan your nocturnal animal math activities. Hope that it won’t take all night to come up with hands-on, creative activities
Are you a night owl? Let’s be real. Even if you enjoy staying up late, the last thing you want to do at 11 pm on a Sunday night is write lesson plans for the week. It’s the perfect buzzkill for your weekend and a horrible way to start your
