Here are some books to help preschool children learn to cope with feelings and emotions. Exploring books about emotions can help children learn to identify their emotions and understand that feelings are okay. Books can lead to discussions and conversations about what causes emotions, their experiences, and how to handle these situations. Be sure to […]
More Fine Motor Skills
These fine motor skills activities to help strengthen children’s hands for pencil grasp. These activities are so fun and engaging, your children are guaranteed to love them! Check out the Fine Motor Skills page for many more ideas. Amazon affiliate links provided for convenience. Fine Motor Medicine Box One of these weekly medicine boxes makes a great tool […]
Halloween Science Experiment with Vinegar and Baking Soda
Kids will love this Halloween science experiment with vinegar and baking soda! This is a perfect science activity for preschool and kindergarten children because it’s safe, but also exciting for them to watch the reaction. Gather the Halloween Science Experiment Materials: Clear plastic punch cups (disposable) Water droppers Vinegar Baking soda Food color or liquid […]
Books about Homes and Houses for Preschoolers
These books about homes and houses will show pre-k children all different kinds of homes. As you read these books, talk about where your students live and what makes their house a home. As children learn about other children’s homes, they will see that not every home is just like theirs. With books, children can […]
Name Writing Practice Activities for Preschoolers
Here are some name writing practice activities for preschoolers and kindergarteners. These ideas are hands-on and fun for kids and will encourage them to learn to write their names. With a classroom full of preschool children, it helps to have students who know how to write their own name on their paper. Different children will […]
Find the Letters in Your Name Activities
These find the letters in your name activities have preschool children identifying the letters of their names among other letters. Not just spelling their name and putting the letters in order, but also having them determine which letters are in their name and which are not. These activities include hands-on ways to find the letters […]
