Start your school day off right! Use these calendar time activities to develop an engaging and interactive learning experience for your young learners.
Calendar time is an integral part of many preschool centers and early learning classrooms. I love each of the ideas featured below which can easily be adapted to fit your homeschool preschool and kindergarten needs.
If you have older children learning alongside your preschoolers, they can help out or you can add a few segments for them.
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Our New Calendar Board with Free Printables
Discover ideas (and free printables) for setting up a morning calendar on a tri-fold board. This calendar can be used for preschool through 2nd grade.
Calendar time is a great time for learning big concepts in little bites. You can use this time to introduce reading and writing skills to your preschoolers.
I love this free printable list of 20 preschool morning time questions that will your little ones begin to practice reciting, counting, and memorizing.
Using a real calendar makes calendar time more meaningful, because children may see calendars in their homes. Drawing little pictures (or adding stickers) to document what was done on a certain day or what is coming up helps make the concept more concrete for little learners.
Visual learners will love this colorful Days of the Week spinner which helps them see the days of the week and understand today, yesterday, and tomorrow.
If you’re looking for some good calendar time songs and chants to use with your preschoolers, these songs and chants are a great place to start. They cover the months, days of the week, and seasons.
September Occupational Therapy Activities Calendar
This free sensory calendar will make a great addition to your preschool circle time. With a new sensory activity each day, kids will explore and build skills while having so much fun.
This home preschool calendar board is simple to put together, easy to move from room to room, and is perfect for focusing your preschoolers attention in the morning.
I hope you’ve been able to find at least (or more) calendar time activities that you will be able to incorporate into your daily homeschool preschool time.
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.