Preschoolers will enjoy playing this hands-on frog math game to help them practice counting and addition to ten. This fun math frog game is a fantastic addition to your frog preschool lessons. When my kids were younger we lived near a pond. We spent many spring and summer afternoons walking to the pond to see the frogs, turtles, and fish….
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I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love Dr. Seuss. His stories are funny and oftentimes a little quirky, and they grab young readers’ attention with their silly illustrations and nonsensical words. I love using Dr. Seuss books in my homeschool preschool lessons because they are great for introducing so many concepts from colors and counting to animals and rhyming words….
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Celebrate Mom this Mother’s Day (or every day) with these picture books about moms. Keep these books handy to read stories about a mother’s love anytime! There really is no way to put in to words how much I love my children. Many of the picture books I collected when my kids were younger tried to do just that. I…
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Are you looking for more hands-on fun for your preschool bear theme? Then, don’t miss these bear-themed sensory play activities for preschoolers! From slime and goop to sensory bins and discovery bottles, you will find a great collection of sensory play activities below. Some are based on beloved picture books, others are perfect for any bear lessons you have planned. …
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Amazing! Five great tips for preserving and organizing kids artwork! Pick the method that works best for your family, and you’ll be clutter free in no time! Preschoolers make a lot of art. They draw picture after picture. They paint, they build, they create. And before you know it, your children’s artwork is taking over the house! So just how…
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