This year, the Easter bunny found everything for my preschoolers’ Easter baskets at Target! They had a great selection of fun Easter items in the Dollar Spot as well as throughout the store. Each year, the Easter bunny tries to bring my children spring/summer clothing, shoes, and toys. We all
Is your child working on spelling their name? Try out this festive easter egg name puzzle to work on name recognition. You will need: Pencil Scissors Marker Glue Construction Paper (one color for each letter of your child’s name) Step 1: Print out a template off an egg offline (optional)
Spring is finally here, YAY! If it is warm enough to play outdoors with your child, head outside to try my Water the Flowers Activity! You will need: Sidewalk Chalk Watering Can or Spray Bottle Water Writing Tablet (Optional) 1. Draw flowers on the ground and write letters in the
St. Patrick’s Day is around the corner. Do you want to make math a little more magical? Try out some Lucky Charms Math! You will need: Lucky Charms Lucky Charms Math FREEBIE Crayons During math, give each child at least 20 Lucky Charms marshmallows. Children will then sort and count
It’s March and that means St Patrick’s Day and Spring are right around the corner! This fine motor rainbow craft is a perfect activity for your preschooler during the month of March. You will need: Construction Paper (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple) Scissors Glue Cotton Balls Rainbow Printable Step
One fish, two fish, dissolving fish!! Try out this fun science experiment for Read Across America Week that perfectly pairs with Dr. Seuss’s One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish book. This science activity explores solubility. You can find most of the materials needed for this activity right in
Oh the Places You’ll Go is one of my favorite Dr. Seuss books. For Read Across America week, I have my students dress up as what they would like to be when they grow up. If you have younger kiddos, you may want to brainstorm ideas with them ahead of time
Washing your hands has always been important but it’s even more important now with ALL THE GERMS. This glitter germ hand washing activity shows kids just how important it is to wash your hands properly. Those “glitter germs” won’t come off unless if you wash your hands the RIGHT way.
Try out this edible rock cycle made out of starburst candy! You will need: Mini Starbursts Plate Bowl Microwave 1. Pour mini starbursts onto plate. We used mini starbursts that were already unwrapped. If you have regular sized starbursts, unwrap them and cut them into smaller pieces. These small starbursts
There is no better time to get organized than the start of a new year! Have you been struggling with your homeschool planning organization? I created a weekly and monthly editable planning template to help you organize your homeschool curriculum. How to Use Editable Planning Templates 1. Make sure you
