I took art classes all throughout school, including on the weekends. I just loved that creative outlet built into my schedule. And now I realize that as an adult I miss it. I miss the challenge, the exploration, the joy of creating something new. It is something that brings so
What do I put in the science center this week? Many preschool teachers are often left wondering this question. Um, magnifying glasses. Um, pictures of planets. Just um. Well, for space week, let me make this easy for you. Here are some low-prep space science activities that you can easily
I am a reader. I love discovering a new book that captivates my mind and lets me plunge into a new world. But sometimes, books fall short. We are left wanting more. That very thing happened to me when looking for good kid books about space. But after much persistence,
It has happened: The moment when your baby suddenly becomes a person. All of a sudden, she’s a sweet goofball, and I’m just supposed to be okay with her growing up!?! Well, I’m not. The only thing that makes this kinda okay is that I get to see her grow
The world revolves around toddlers. At least, they like to think so. They grow and change into a “big girl” or a “big boy” and then they really think they are the best thing since sliced bread. In reality, I think everyone (toddlers and adults alike) can all get a
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
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!
