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Life Cycle of a Bean Plant Printable Diagrams for Kids

Since I don’t seem to have the best green thumb, my husband bought me an indoor vegetable garden. You can easily put in the pods, add water when the blue light comes on, and add liquid plant food when the green light comes on. You want tomatoes? No problem! Just about a month and there…

Easy Recipe for Making Purple Clear Slime

I think I love making easy slime recipes as much as kids do! If you make the recipe together, it’s a science lesson. The sensory play that follows is an added bonus! Slime is easily adaptable to any season, holiday, or special event. And students never seem to lose interest in slime! This fun purple…

DIY Mini Plastic Bottle Greenhouse Seed Germination Activity

Sprouting beans is a really fun, easy activity to do with young kids to get them curious and informed about seed germination. The whole process is so simple, but yet it teaches how we go through the scientific process by posing questions, making predictions, tracking results, and analyzing outcomes. In preschool?! Yes! The DIY Mini…

Spring Flower CVC Word Building Mat for Kindergarten

Spring into reading with these adorable flower-themed CVC Word Building Mats! They’re free to print and are great for early readers!

Nature Scavenger Hunt for Kids Free Printable

Don’t you just love when the weather changes and you can see spring just around the corner? As the weather warms up maybe you start to plan some fun nature activities for your kids. There is tons kids can learn when you incorporate outdoor activities into their learning. We’ve created this easy scavenger hunt for…

Flower and Tree Theme Preschool Lesson Plans

Picking flowers, climbing trees, and swinging from tree branches are all favorite outdoor activities in early childhood. Flowers and trees are also high up on my preschooler’s list of favorite things to learn about. These Flower and Tree Theme Preschool Lesson Plans are full of fun, interactive, and hands on activities that your child will…

Spring Theme Posters Shape Activities for Preschoolers

Just like April showers bring May flowers, I am bringing you some adorable preschool spring shapes printables! Spring is the perfect time to work on teaching basic shapes for preschool. These Free Printable Spring Theme Posters Shape Activities for Preschool are eye catching and a bright, colorful way to help your child learn about shapes….

Spring Theme Preschool Number Poster Printable 1-10

Spring is an exciting time for preschoolers! Teachers, parents, and students can look back on a year full of challenges and accomplishments that everyone should be proud of! Spring math for preschoolers is a chance to keep honing counting and number recognition skills. And the way to keep them focused is to highlight the season!…

Valentine’s Day Sensory Bottles for Preschoolers

I don’t know a teacher, or a mom, who hasn’t mastered the art of multitasking. Raise your hand if you’ve ever: washed the shower while you’re in it, caught up on your favorite show while folding laundry, or checked your email while your students are working. Because there’s always SO much to do, and there’s…

Free Printable Sunflower Seed Counting Cards for Preschool

“One, two, fwee, foh, five.” …Hearing your little one starting to count is exciting; but, learning to count requires so much more than just repeating numbers in a specific order. Children need to develop a strong number sense early on in order to be successful in more difficult mathematical concepts. These free printable Sunflower Seed…

Spring Roll and Count Math Game: Flower Pot

Nothing says “spring” more than flowers. Looking forward to the blooms on the trees and in the gardens is an exciting part of the changing of seasons. This free printable spring math game for kids is a great way to bring flowers into the classroom (or living room if you are homeschooling like us!) My…

Germinating Seeds in a Bag: Science Experiment for Kids

There is a entry way in my house that is covered in small lines documenting the growth of my children. My kids love going back to it month after month to see how much they’ve grown. It’s important to teach our kids that growth is a part of all living things, not just humans. Growing…