Super simple learning ideas for kids!
Sorting colors is an activity that will easily entertain the toddlers and preschoolers in your life! {without the kiddos even realizing how much learning is going on!} The Muffin Tin Color Sorting busy bag is one of those activities that takes just a couple of minutes to set up and will be played with over and over again! The supplies cost just a couple
Rainbows and fun spring activities are popping up everywhere! My preschoolers love learning centers that give them independence to be like the “big kids” – the kids in the 4 year-old classes. We have been drawing pictures and writing detailed “sentences” about them both in circle time and in our writing center. The kids have been working with numbers in our number count center from my
Math games are a great way to add fun to learning. Preschoolers love to actively learn! Rolling dice, tossing a ball, or picking a card adds a hands-on opportunity to discover. The Roll to Fill math game can be played individually, with a partner, or in a group setting like circle time while working on number identification, counting, and one to one correspondence. The game
Valentine’s Day is almost here! This means that candy can be found in every store that you go into. Instead of buying it to eat…buy it to learn with. With 4 different versions of candy hearts available this year – regular conversation, mini, large, and ABC – there are so many ways to use them in the classroom! Patterning is just one of the
Learning numbers with playing cards! Love is in the air at preschool! Pink and red hearts, stories about hugs and kisses, and sending Valentines through our classroom post office are happening each day. February is a super fun month! The Flip & Color game has been a hit with the preschoolers too! We have been practicing numbers and pointing to count and the game reinforces
Hot chocolate and counting marshmallows! In my preschool class we have been working on counting and numbers. The 3 year-olds are rocking the new activities that I added to our classroom, including filling our hot chocolate mugs up with the correct number of marshmallows! The preschoolers count one marshmallow at a time when adding them to the hot chocolate mug with kid-friendly tweezers. They are
