Counting with one to one correspondence is an important foundational math skill, and is different from rote counting. Read on for easy prep activities that help children learn this important skill! Rote counting means saying the numbers correctly in order: “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, “… and so on. Counting with one to one correspondence […]
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Candy Shop Pom Pom Game for Counting Practice
This Candy Shop Pom Pom Game will help young children practice counting skills. It’s also very easy to set up and reuse through the year! The candy shop pom pom game activity uses inexpensive, simple materials. You can easily use whatever you have available, since most early childhood classrooms have some craft pom poms somewhere. […]
Books for Preschoolers about Feelings and Emotions
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 […]
