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In the school I use method such as finger-animals. My 10 month old daughter and I love these finger puppets! They are pretty well made and are good representation of each animal with...
October 9, 2020
alina

At Small Steps Childcare and Preschool they had a lovely time doing some dramatic play while wearing hard hats! The boys and girls pretended to be doing construction work while wearing their...
October 8, 2020
thenewestrant

At Just Like Home Daycare, Inc. they read the book, "Scribble Stones, " and then proceeded to make their own fun scribble stones for an enjoyable craft activity! Materials needed to make...
October 8, 2020
thenewestrant

The theme of my kindergarten classroom this year is Mickey Mouse. I call my students "Mouseketeers. " We made a simple Mickey Mouse craft at the beginning of the school year. The shape of the circles for Mickey's body, ears, and pants buttons were already drawn on to the colored construction...
October 8, 2020
Lisa Fockler

This worksheet involve the identification of toys, numbers and colours. It has got two activities. In the first activity, children will practice toys and numbers. They have to look at the picture and count how many toys are there. Then, they have to write the number in letters in order to...
October 7, 2020
Carolina Alaniz

At TLC Schools Childcare & Preschool they did the classic volcano-making craft of combining baking soda and vinegar. To make it easier for children so they didn't have to make a paper...
October 7, 2020
thenewestrant

At The Orchard School, they had different classrooms make fun door decorations and the students took part in the decorating fun too by making paper leaves for a, "Gratitude Tree, " where they...
October 7, 2020
thenewestrant

I take pictures related to a theme or holiday from clip art, magazines, etc and laminate them. I then either use these pictures in a hanging chart and hide a "surprise" picture behind the other pictures. The children have to either describe the picture they want to look behind, or name the...
October 7, 2020
Tobi doerffel

Cut out any type of fruit/vegetable image. Cut two of each image. One for the background piece and the other for your puzzle pieces. Whatever you are trying to teach put that on your...
October 7, 2020
Ann Walley

At Washington Street UMC Preschool they made portraits out of, "Loose parts, " and the results were spectacular! The kids were so creative in using assorted objects to create their portrait....
October 7, 2020
thenewestrant