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Written by Debbie Markland, April 16, 2020 “Look, Mrs. Debbie, do you know how I got up this high?” “That’s amazing, please tell me.” “Mrs.
April 16, 2020
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Written by Debbie Markland, April 16, 2020 “Look, Mrs. Debbie, do you know how I got up this high?” “That’s amazing, please tell me.” “Mrs.
What a great way to spread some cheer for the people walking in your neighborhood! Perfect way to get kids outside and exercising! What a
The boys have loved making up obstacle courses! For this one they had to work together holding a plate in between them as they walked
This was a challenge for the boys. They had to work together carrying the ball with the sticks to the end of the course. If
The boys love doing this activity! All you need is a bucket, couple drops of soap, paint brushes and sponges. It is a great way
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 fun outdoor science experiment! Kids will have a blast watching the bags fill with gas and pop right before their eyes! Baking
Great gross motor and painting activity! Kysen did this water squirter painting activity in his Let’s Make a Mess class at his school! The kids
Great gross motor and painting activity! Kysen did this sponge ball painting activity in his Let’s Make a Mess class at his school! The kids
This is a fun process art activity. Make your own chalk paint! The colors come out very vibrant! Materials (affiliate links): Cheese Grater (I bought
Great loose parts activity! What can you make with pool noodle pieces and toothpicks? Does it float? Materials (affiliate links) Pool Noodles Scissor Toothpicks Bucket
Fun activity to get your little one outside! Great for number recognition, counting and one to one correspondence. Materials: 5 toilet paper rolls Sticks Bucket
This was a fun water activity. Originally the boys were going to race with two strings, but it was hard for my just turned 3
This is an easy art, gross/fine motor and sensory activity! Art for young children is all about exploring new materials. Materials (affiliate links): Chalk Water
This painting activity was so much fun. If you stand too close you might get paint splatter on you! Materials (affiliate links): Balloons Darts Paint
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We like to think of phonological awareness in preschool as playing with, recognizing and working with the sounds of language – or the sound system of language. Pre-Reading skills have a significant impact on a child’s ability to read and understand.
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