Fun sensory bin ideas that you can try at home!
Activités et décorations pour faire la fête d' Halloween pour petits et grands
Add some googly eyes to a cupcake liner for our fun Cupcake Liner Monster Craft! How many googly eyes? However many you want!
This beach sensory bin makes me want to travel to the ocean! Just add water, seashells, and sand! Preschool play spurs imagination and creativity!
Invitation to Create: Trim A Tree. Open ended, creative, quick and easy kids paper Christmas craft. Great for color and shape recognition. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary.
Free printable first day of school questionnaires for preschool through 5th grade.
Beach coloring pages are a great way to get ready for the fun of summer. Coloring takes you on a journey to worlds of adventure. Print them all for free!
My kids love to get messy and creative with their works of art. From time to time I look back to my kid's artwork and I can't believe how fast they have grown. Yesterday I decided to create a fun handprint craft as a family that we can keep and look at for years to
Basic taste worksheet for lesson plan on food. Tastes: sweet, sour, spicy, bitter, salty. Beginner ESL level. Free worksheet download.
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Shape Sorting Sensory Invitation to Play incorporates early math skills such as identifying shapes and sorting, fine motor skills and tactile sensory input.
Crunchy, juicy, and sweet, most preschoolers love apples, so a preschool apple theme is sure to satisfy little learners!
Keep children on the edge of their seats with felt board stories. These musical stories are a powerful way to teach during circle time or group time!
2-ingredient toddler-safe cloud dough - Easy to make, an amazing sensory experience, and a non-toxic, taste-safe recipe!
Invitation To Create: Flower Garden. Open ended creative spring paper craft for kids. Great for fine motor development. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.
Create a fun and simple puffer fish craft with only a few supplies! You only need a paper roll, paint and paper!
Break out these pumpkin shape mats to explore shape knowledge, fine motor skills, counting, and more in preschool and kindergarten.
Invitation to Create: Turkey Time. Open ended, creative, quick and easy kids paper Thanksgiving craft. Great for color and shape recognition. Perfect fine motor work for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary kids.
Today, I present my finger puppet glove. I used to have a puppet mitt at my last library and I found I really missed have that resource here. So I made my own! This was easily done with four simple…
This fancy hand painting fancy monster activity is sure to get your child creating and finger painting in this wonderful open ended process orientated activity.
Babies to Bookworms provides fun Spring activities for families to pair with the book "When Will It Be Spring?". Start searching for signs of Spring today!
Sensory play doesn't have to be overly complicated. This ocean sensory bin just needs 2 materials, and it's good for hours of fun!
Keep children on the edge of their seats with felt board stories. These musical stories are a powerful way to teach during circle time or group time!
When my plans for my celebrating my birthday fell through at the last minute, I decided to just have a small, intimate gathering at home. Even still, I knew I wanted to do something unique and ori…
This is an old flannelboard, but one of my favorites! It’s always one that I get a lot of email questions about. Presenting…a Maisy-based take on the “Little Mouse, Little Mouse, …
September crafts for preschoolers - from Back to School Crafts to Labor Day Crafts and more! Lots of choices for September crafts!
Hey Friends! It's Kristen again from Loving Teaching Inspiring and I'm so excited to share this adorable craftivity with all of you! Check them out...aren't they adorable?!?! Is it bothering anyone else that one of them is crooked?? AGHHH! It's killing me! I must admit painting with 5 year olds can be very extremely scary. However, I have learned that as long as you give specific directions and go step by step it turns out just fine. We started this activity by reading the story Sneezy the Snowman. If you don't have this book yet, it is a must! It's all about a snowman who tries different things to get warm. The problem is he just melts. The kids LOVE it!! Next up we brainstormed several things that would melt a snowman and made a class list. From that class list each student got a copy of the sentence stem below and filled in their idea. Grab your copy here Once all the sentences were finished the fun began. Every table was given scraps of paper to cut out their own hat, eyes, buttons, arms and nose. Allowing the students to cut out their own pieces makes each snowman unique! Before the painting can begin you will need to mix shaving cream and glue. You will only need 1 can of shaving cream mixed with about 3 bottles of glue. I gave every table one paper plate full of the mixture and instructed them to make sure they have "globs" of paint. If they smooth it out too much it won't dry puffy. A little trick for this mixture is to teach your kiddos to scoop some onto the paintbrush but then twirl their brush. It can be a little stringy and create quite the mess transferring from the plate to their paper. We learned this the hard way. YIKES! Although the mess was SO worth it... check out these samples! My snowman melted because the volcano exploded. My snowman melted because he sat in the hot tub. The snowman melted because he was by the fire. My snowman melted because the fire sword. Don't forget to grab your copy over at my blog Loving Teaching Inspiring! Happy Painting!!!
Dried pasta makes an awesome play resource for kids. Best of all it's cheap and chances are you already have a plentiful supply to hand in the kitchen cupboard! To give your pasta extra kid-appeal you can dye pasta lovely bright colours using this method.
