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What can you build? The boys had a blast building with these loose parts! I loved watching them work together and give and accept each
July 5, 2019
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What can you build? The boys had a blast building with these loose parts! I loved watching them work together and give and accept each
Using a Child’s Passion to Grow a Skill Shann’s rising second grader, Jalen, loves soccer. He would choose to spend the entire day on the
Jalen and Kysen have really enjoyed doing their summer journals. This is an easy way to have your kids continue to work on their language,
This is a easy and fun cause and effect experiment! All you need is water, pepper, dish soap and a plate. When the boys first
Letter matching activities are an excellent way for preschoolers to explore the alphabet. This is an easy upper and lowercase letter matching activity to reinforce
Here is a fun measurement activity. Kysen had fun guessing what he thought would be longer or shorter! Young children apply early concepts of measurement
This is a fun outdoor science experiment! Kids will have a blast watching the bags fill with gas and pop right before their eyes! Baking
Each year our classroom is different. We know that, right? We remember some years for being full of children who loved to play dress up,
Kysen wanted to build a city for his cars. He loves playing with loose parts. It started off with him painting some toilet paper rolls.
Kysen had fun working on beginning sounds! He had to roll the dry erase block. Then he had to find an object that starts with
Dollar Tree win! We found these dry erase blocks at the dollar tree! This game is great for working on letter sounds, blending sounds and
This is a fun way to practice sorting! Set the timer for a minute. Sort the skittles by color. The first team to finish or
The Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Game reinforces color learning and helps develop matching skills, strategic thinking, turn-taking, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills. My kids love
This activity is great for fine motor and spatial reasoning skills. Strong spatial reasoning skills in preschool help support math learning in elementary school. Materials: Pom
Learning about symmetry helps students learn how to classify objects according to the arrangement of their constituent parts. Ordering and classification are skills that are
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