From sunup to sundown, days in the Wild West are packed full to the brim. From chores to play, each day brings something new as cowboys and cowgirls embrace all that is set before them! Provide a space for creativity and imagination to run wild with creative Wild West art
This week, we ponied up into the Wild West world of kids’ cowboy books, a departure from our usual exploration of princesses and all things pink, given my two young daughters’ interests. We embarked on a journey to uncover the intricacies of cowboy attire, the rugged landscapes they roamed, and
There are so many ways to lasso in some excitement to your Wild West theme. With an engaging theme, a little spark of imagination, and a few manipulatives, learning will come to life with these hands-on Wild West literacy activities for our preschoolers. This post contains Amazon affiliate links, which
Math, the subject dreaded by so many, must start with such a strong foundation that everything else just falls into place. The fear and anxiety will dissipate, replaced by an excitement to solve the next problem. With that being said, this week, we saddled up hands-on ways to engage our
Imagination ignites with sensory play. There’s something magical about the sound of scooping and pouring dried oats, the rough texture of hay, and the movement of materials that just captivates the little ones for hours of engaged play. This week, we lassoed up some sensory play with these Wild West
Dramatic play is my absolute favorite! There are so many skills wrapped up in play that the children don’t even realize they are learning while they gallop around the room, neighing like a horse and saying, “Wee-haw!” Take a look at the “mane” event of the week: Wild West dramatic
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!
