Teaching Creation Day 1 to preschoolers can feel challenging at first because the story begins with darkness, which can seem abstract for young children. For this reason, this Preschool Bible Lesson God Made the Light focuses on one simple and powerful truth that children can understand and remember. God was there in the beginning, and […]
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Preschool Letter R (Throughout this Preschool Letter R post, click on the hyperlinked words to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store or original resource link, or the pictures to get the freebies!) Preschool Letter R was a fun and colourful week for us! We started with our letter R play dough mat! Filip
Preschool Letter Q is finally here! (Throughout this Preschool Letter Q post, click on the hyperlinked words to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store or original resource link, or the pictures to get the freebies!) Filip is now 4 and a half years old. He attends preschool 3 days each week, but we are
Teaching behavior expectations in a church setting can feel challenging, especially with preschoolers who are still learning how to listen, wait, and manage big feelings. This Sunday School Rules & Behavior Management lesson helps young children understand classroom rules in a calm, supportive, and faith based way. In this post, I walk you through how
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The FREE Valentine Hearts Alphabet Match is a simple, hands on alphabet activity designed to help preschool and kindergarten children practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters during February. This Valentine themed printable makes letter recognition engaging while keeping prep easy and routines stress free. In this post, I’ll explain how the activity works, why it’s
We rhyme often at our house. Ok. No, wait. Hubby doesn’t rhyme. Ever. And the school-aged kids have learnt it’s not “cool”, so they, well, pretty much roll their eyes… I guess it’s only Filip and I that love to rhyme. And if he can’t think of a rhyming word, he’ll make one up. Yep –
There is no better way to make learning fun during the festive season than with some festive activities! Yesterday, my daughter (Prep/Kindergarten) and I had heaps of fun with my Christmas Stocking CVC Word Scramble. I printed the CVC Stockings from my Christmas Literacy Centers unit, laminated them and then cut them apart. Click on any
Welcome to our Preschool Letter P learning week! We worked through three days of letter formation, phonics, early reading, handwriting, number activities, and fine motor practice. Our number focus for the week was number 8. As always, this was not simply a collection of worksheets. It was a little record of the things Filip and
This free synonyms activity came about because Alex, my eldest son, had been confusing synonyms, antonyms, and homophones. I decided it was time to get creative and help him remember the difference! Before I tell you what we did, let’s begin with the finished result. Here is Alex’s masterpiece! Learning What Synonyms Are The main
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It was time for Preschool Letter O! We had taken a little break from our preschool work, but we were ready to begin again for the final school term in Australia. This turned out to be a week filled with stickers. Filip used them for letter formation, number formation and fine motor practice, so prepare
