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The Gingerbread Preschool Centers packet contains 21 printable activities for use with children in Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten (Prep/Foundation). To download some FREE sample pages from this packet, click here. To purchase the complete 148-page packet, scroll to the end of this post for links to my online stores. Gingerbread play dough mats […]
Teaching your first Thanksgiving unit can be such a fun experience. You want to celebrate the season, keep learning meaningful, and help your preschoolers understand gratitude in a simple, age-appropriate way. The Thanksgiving No Prep Preschool Worksheets & Activities packet makes that easy. This ready-to-print resource includes 33 Thanksgiving-themed pages designed for preschool, pre-kindergarten, transitional
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If you’re looking for engaging ways to strengthen fine motor skills this season, you’ll love these Preschool Fine Motor Printable Activities for November! These low-prep printables combine Thanksgiving themes, turkeys, poppies, Pilgrims, and Native Americans with practical fine motor tasks that keep little learners focused and having fun. Each activity in the packet includes five
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Morning tubs are an excellent way to kickstart your preschooler’s day with engaging, hands-on learning, and the Fine Motor Morning Bins for October are perfect for doing just that! Designed for Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, Transitional Kindergarten, and Kindergarten, these printable activities combine fun seasonal themes with essential fine motor skill-building. October is a big month in
We started off this lesson by summarizing what happened last week using the characters of Jacob, Leah and Rebekah from Lesson 15 and Lesson 16. We also used Jacob’s Sons craft from Lesson 16 to go over the names of all his sons while bringing to the kids’ attention that Joseph and Benjamin were born
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As the new school year approaches, it’s time to prepare your preschoolers for a year filled with learning and growth. One of the best ways to ease them into the routine is through engaging, no-prep worksheets and activities designed specifically for young learners. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom or supporting learning at home, this
September is a wonderful time to introduce hands-on routines that help children feel settled and excited about learning. The Fine Motor Morning Bins for September include 16 fun, autumn-themed activities that are simple to prep, engaging for young learners, and effective for building fine motor strength. Perfect for Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, or homeschool, these bins
As early math and literacy skills begin to take priority, we can sometimes forget that fine motor development is equally important. As parents and early childhood educators, it can be tricky to find activities that aid fine motor development while our kiddos are also learning math or literacy or both. And that is why I
Hi everyone! I have a new preschool packet to show you today: the Polar Animals Preschool Centers. This is a printable math and literacy packet that contains 23 activities to make learning about polar animals fun for your students! PLEASE NOTE: This blog post contains sample pages from my Polar Animals Preschool Centers packet. You
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
