Space ten frame counting mats are perfect for helping preschoolers learn to count. They could very well become your little learners' favorite math activity! They are wonderful for working on number sense. If you are doing a space theme for preschool, this is the perfect space math and counting activity. Take a peek at our space songs to incorporate even more fun learning. Related: View Post
Handle Separation Anxiety in Toddlers and Preschoolers Like a Pro
Separation anxiety in kids is haaaard! Many of us have been there. Trying to drop our child off at school, childcare, church, the gym, or anywhere for that matter. The tears start streaming, and we feel. . . awful. With the challenges of the pandemic, this will leave a rippling effect on separation as well. Thankfully, there are ways to make this tough time much easier. As a veteran View Post
Rainbow Activities for Preschool
Need some of the best rainbow activities for preschool! There’s nothing quite as beautiful as a classroom filled with rainbow handprints, rainbow weather crafts, and sensory bottles that invite happiness and joy. It's one of the best preschool themes. Make sure to use some of our favorite rainbow songs to pair with these activities. If you are planning rainbow activities in March, we View Post
Valentine’s Day Preschool Activities That Spread Love!
We have selected some of our absolute favorite Valentine’s Day preschool activities and know that you will love some of these zany science experiments and candy heart adventures! February is the month we celebrate friendship, love, and kindness. This is the month that we pour our hearts into themed activities that show others how much we care and appreciate them. Valentine's Day is such a View Post
When to Start Potty Training
If you've ever wondered when to start potty training, you're in the right spot! I'm a veteran preschool teacher who has seen almost everything when it comes to potty training and changed more diapers than you might even believe. Sometimes it feels like our parenting is judged on the basis of whether or not our kid is potty trained. We compare notes. Whose kid trained earliest? Fastest? Had View Post
Winter Activities for Preschool
Winter is a magical time of year for kids, and it’s perfect for bringing in all those special winter activities for preschool! There’s nothing quite as fun as seeing the delight on your kids’ faces as they create their very own snowmen, play in inviting winter wonderland sensory bins, and create beautiful crystallized snowflakes of their own. For even more amazing winter ideas for little View Post
Sign Language Alphabet Printable Poster for Preschool and Kindergarten
Inside: Use these interactive and inviting sign language alphabet printable cards and ASL alphabet posters for preschool or kindergarten. I don’t think I’ve ever stepped into a preschool or kindergarten classroom that hasn’t had a flagship alphabet poster or alphabet line traversing the room. In many cases, the alphabet just kinda...sits there. It can start to blend in with the wall. I View Post
Pumpkin Activities for Preschool
These pumpkin activities for preschool are sure to bring that cozy fall feel to your classroom. As the leaves fall and the weather cools, your classroom will be filled with pumpkin fun all around. Learning should be engaging and fun. These carefully selected pumpkin learning activities certainly are both! You will find a delightful variety of activities here, from View Post
Board Games for 3-Year Olds You’ll Love
These board games for 3-year-olds are sure to be a hit! Plus, they are parent and teacher-approved. As a veteran preschool teacher, I have some important criteria I use when looking for games! Preschool board games should be exciting enough to capture a child's attention and simple to learn Games for 3-year-olds need to be fun and teach a skill of some kind (turn-taking, cooperation, or View Post
20+ Best Board Games for Kids
These board games for kids are sure to be a winner the next time you need a perfect game for a game night or for a fun activity with kids. Games are a staple in our house, and I first became addicted to them while I was a teacher. I learned that they have many purposes! Not only are games fun, but they help children practice important skills too. Board games help kids: With so View Post