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I love this art activity! I just add glue to shaving cream to make puff paint. Add some accessories and then give the students free range at making a snowman. I love how their snowmen turned out. Do you want to make a snowman?
February 7, 2020
Jenny Edwards

We have been celebrating winter, snow and ice. Our activities included much art and some loose parts activities. Our sensory bins were a hit as well. We also brought snow in to paint with liquid water color. I love to make play dough to go along with our studies. The play dough I...
February 7, 2020
Jenny Edwards

We are steadily learning our squares and rectangles. I have set up many fun activities for the children to explore the shapes and sort the rectangles from the squares. Also featured are two process art activities. One where they stamped with squares and rectangles and the other where...
February 7, 2020
Jenny Edwards

  All about circles and the letter O. This is a mixture of traditional preschool approach and loose parts. One project is open ended process art ( which is what I offer 95% of the time, while the other was more teacher directed ( glueing o-shaped cereal onto an o) Both were...
February 7, 2020
Jenny Edwards

I often share the table top activities that I set up for my students to explore. These usually enforce our current unit. It could seem that that is all we do in our classroom from the posts. Actually, my favorite part of teaching young children is when they are completely engaged in...
February 7, 2020
Jenny Edwards

At Bright Prospects Cooperative Preschool in Minneapolis, Minnesota the classroom theme was the rainforest! To help the children better understand what kind of...
February 8, 2020
.Charlotte Moore

The kids loved making their own pet turtle out of paper plates, crepe paper, and construction paper at Here Wee Grow Childcare & Preschool in Menifee, California!...
February 8, 2020
.Ava Jones

Getting ready to learn about snowflakes with snowflake catchers and puzzles. Snow's coming this weekend, fun time to observe it! We will be using...
February 7, 2020
Shelly Rollins

Last year we decided to do slime with our students for Halloween. It was totally successful! Here you have the steps we followed to do...
February 7, 2020
raisamccartney

This activity involves stacking a food pyramid to create a completed version. It is a fantastic way for young children to both practice their puzzle skills and...
February 7, 2020
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