so I’ll leave it at that. But I will tell you exactly what I’m doing besides giving them ample time to imagine, play and move. This is where my second priority,Literature,comes in.The number one “schooling” activity kids this age should be ...
Group time happens every day in each of our classrooms. Preschoolers come together to do a group activity or listen to a read-aloud. Meals and snacks Every day, preschoolers sit down to a meal, where they eat healthy fruits and vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains—never juice or ...
Vocabulary Activity #1: Read Together and Look for New Words Any time you read with your child, you’re helping to create a love of books and strengthening their literacy skills. Turn read-aloud time into a vocabulary builder by actively looking for new words as you read together....
This story time is for the cow fans. Whether your little ones see cows on a regular basis, or more often in picture books, these comical animals are great fun. Below are our favorite cow themed read aloud picture books, songs to sing, and activities inspired by the awesomeClick Clack Moo...
>>Get the FREEBIE by filling in the box at the bottom of the post, and it will be emailed to you!<< Video List!These are a few of my favorite YouTube videos for the classroom about the solar eclipse. They are short, simple, and engaging, and they help younger students learn about...
Beautiful illustrations paired with rhyming text make this series the perfect read-aloud for any preschool or kindergarten classroom. Thank You, Omu!by Oge Mora Learn how food can bring people together in this heartwarming story of sharing and being thankful. ...
For example, if the child is holding the letter token upside down, remind them that the flat part of the token is the bottom. Another example would be the child not looking at the correct game board. You can point to the correct board to help narrow the choices for the child to ...