Play this fun ball themed version of Bingo during your Balls Study!
This resource goes with the Creative Curriculum"Balls" study. These picture cards include: characteristics of balls, spherical foods, types of balls and who uses balls.
Make some interactive phonics ball games for preschoolers and young school learners with these easy DIY ideas! Perfect for those children who are beginning to learn their letter sounds and then use them to create small words. If you’ve been around here for a few years you’ll know that apart from making play dough recipes,...Read More »
This is part of a PreK Topic Study on Balls. They are seeing which sonk or float, testing weight and textures #ballstudy #topicstudy #prek #balls #sinkorfloat #sinkandfloat #science #scienceforkids #sensoryplay #sensory #preschool #water #sensorybinideas
Ball Study Preschool
Toddlers can have fun with an active game to help them learn shapes! All you need is a ball, some toys and some tape. Easy-peasy DIY!
Away We Go by Chieu Anh Urban is a clever little book that will introduce and teach shapes to very young children. Plus, we have a wonderful round up of early geometry activities that are simple and clever.
Around here you can find bumpy balls at just about any store. I picked up six bumpy balls from the Dollar Tree for some bumpy ball painting!
BALLS STUDY Literacy: Pictures of people using balls (sports, construction, hobbies, toys, food, etc.) Journal how a child uses balls Read a book about balls (i.e. Play Balls) Follow a recipe for making cookies, meatballs, etc. Follow sequential directions (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (e.g. using cotton...
This colourful sensory bin is made with ice balls! Make these beautiful spheres in a special mold and have fun exploring them.
A book list for a ball theme in your preschool or pre-k classroom. Best ball books to read aloud for a ball unit to along with your TSG balls study.
STEM and blocks center prop idea list for the WHOLE year, every season, holiday, and theme! Make it an amazing place for your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten engineers. #preschool #prek #kindergarten #STEM #blockscenter
Get back to your roots with this classic craft for a decorative Glue Yarn Ball! With this simple DIY, you can make a ton of them for just a few bucks!
A DIY drop box game is a great way to build teamwork and critical thinking! I shared the sweetest, individual-sized, DIY drop box game on my Facebook page and decided it would be perfect for my preschool and prekindergarten age students if I could find a bigger box.
Whether you are doing a ball themed unit or have a preschooler excited about balls, these preschool books about balls will be a great catch.
How many balls coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.
With a muffin tin, large dot stickers and plastic balls, you can create an awesome activity for preschoolers. Easy, low mess fun for kids.
Grab your bouncy balls, paint, and paper and let's explore open-ended messy art today! Bouncy ball art is so much fun! Our invitation to paint and play is messy, encourages movement, and is a great sensory experience. Trust me though, this mess is so worth it! Who needs a paintbrush when you have bouncy balls! It's…
Cotton ball painting is a fun art activity that's great for toddlers all the way up to big kids! It's simple enough to do in a classroom or at home!
