In lesson 15, Jacob and Esau, the kiddos had a blast doing some “cooking.” We started off by asking the kiddos if they remembered who we were talking about last week (see Lesson 14). Sure enough, they remembered. As we spoke about Abraham, his wife Sarah and the promises God fulfilled to them, we placed […]
Yes! I agree; it’s been far too long since I’ve made any Preschool Centers! I’ve just finished some fun circus printables for you all and I hope your kiddos think they’re as cute as I did. And that they enjoy using them as much as I enjoyed creating them! Here’s a look at what’s included
Hi everyone! In this activity pack we are combining two of kiddos favorite things to do: singing nursery rhymes and getting hands on play with colorful play dough! Play dough can get a little messy as we all know, but it will be well worth your time and effort. This book contains 7 play dough
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You guys. I am listening to your advice to make my centers easier to prep for your kiddos. My new Kindergarten Morning Bins sets will contain straight cutting lines. Mostly. There may be a few activities that require detailed cutting, but I will keep them to an absolute minimum. Also they are non-seasonal, so you
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Hi everyone! In my previous blog post “Fine Motor Bins for August” I spoke about the importance of fine motor skills, and it just so happens that ‘Pencil Control’ comes into that category also! This book contains a set of 20 pencil control worksheets which provide a variety of fun ways for children to practice
Looking for simple, hands-on activities to support fine motor development at the start of the year? These Fine Motor Morning Bins for August are the perfect way to ease children into classroom routines while building essential skills like cutting, pinching, painting, lacing, and tracing. This printable pack includes 16 engaging activities designed for preschool and
