“How Many Am I Hiding?” is a math game that will help preschool and kindergarten children practice number concepts and simple subtraction. Find more Number Activities for Preschool here. This is a very simple math game we play during small group time. My small group has around 4-6 children. For this subtraction math game, we […]
Butterfly Matching Game and More Bug Games
This Butterfly Matching Game and more Bug Games will help children practice visual discrimination skills. We’re getting ready to learn about bugs in my class because everywhere we look lately, there are bugs of all kinds! We have a caterpillar in a jar in our room who has been munching on basil leaves & we […]
Spring Art Center Ideas in Pre-K
These Spring Art Center ideas will help your preschool artists create some Spring inspired art. So often we give children the same bright colored art materials, those “8 basic colors” to use all year long. Spring is a great time to change it up and introduce some pastels. These ideas work well in an open-ended art […]
Spring Songs for Kids
Here are some fun songs for teaching about the Spring season with young children! These songs are great for Pre-K, Preschool, and Kindergarten. Find more Spring activities here. This is a curated list of songs from YouTube. Spring is Here, by The Learning Station Hungry Caterpillar, by The Learning Station Five Little Kites, by The […]
Weather & Seasons Songs for Kids
Here are some fun songs for teaching about Weather and Seasons with young children! These songs are great for Pre-K, Preschool, and Kindergarten. Find more Weather activities here. This is a curated list of songs from YouTube. How’s the Weather, by Super Simple Songs Singing in the Rain, by The Learning Station What’s the Weather […]
Weather & Seasons Printable Cards
Use these Weather and Season Printables during a Weather Unit. Printable Weather Chart Here’s a printable weather chart for kids to fill in by drawing simple symbols on each day of the week. There are some simple illustrations kids can use as a guide. (I made these as simple as possible, and last year […]
