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For World Nursery Rhyme week, I’m sharing a “Hey, Diddle, Diddle” nursery rhyme play dough set over at Adventures of Adam. Shiloh had so much fun playing with it and I hope your little ones will too! Be sure to check out the other fun nursery rhyme posts that she will have this week while you are over there getting the free download!
My preschoolers love learning about animals. I love how curious they are about them, wondering what they eat, how they survive, and where they live. These Animal Habitat Lesson Plans for Preschool are great for any little learners in your life that are full of questions about animals. 20+ animal habitat preschool lesson plans provide…
“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…
I have a very large container of pom poms in my house. They sit beautifully on the shelf waiting to be used in various preschool crafts and projects. Today we used them in a fun number recognition activity that was simple to set up, and offered lots of preschool counting practice. This activity looked like an activity…
When it is cold outside, kids get antsy. My kids will run through the house screaming if they don’t have something to occupy their time. One of our favorite activities to try on a cold day is cloud dough. Cloud dough has properties of dough and properties of sand, making it the perfect building material….
After October is over, it’s Turkey Time! Turkeys are the quintessential November animal (and food). We love decorating our home with festive turkeys and we love incorporating them into our activities as well. You can use this as a resource to create your own Turkey Unit Study. Use within your Thanksgiving Theme or on its own…
Anyone else have a child who loves Dora and Diego? While it’s not my preschooler’s show of choice, she has seen enough of them to know what an anaconda is! She can’t tell you that she is five years old, but she can say anaconda just for fun. Priorities… Since she is still obsessed with our spin…