10+ Ideas to Ring in the New Year with Your Young Students
New Year’s Eve has all the fixings for a true children’s celebration: the chance to stay up late, toss confetti in the air, sport silly hats and raise …
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New Year’s Eve has all the fixings for a true children’s celebration: the chance to stay up late, toss confetti in the air, sport silly hats and raise …
Continue ReadingIt’s Thanksgiving again! Time to get your favorite holiday stories out of the closet and look for some new ones at the library or your favorite …
Continue ReadingAs you present literature to your class, always include Steven Kellogg. This author has written and/or illustrated over 100 books for children. From a …
Continue ReadingThis cross curricular preschool lesson plan is based on the book “A House of Leaves” in which a young girl learns how bugs find shelter …
Continue ReadingSummer is the perfect time for children to look at the little creatures that creep and crawl around yards, playgrounds and parks. Turn your students …
Continue ReadingMany teachers primarily focus on zoo animals, farm animals and pets at home, but what about the animals in the wild? This beautifully illustrated …
Continue ReadingIn the book, George and Martha One Fine Day by James Marshall, five brief stories are presented. Each story has a moral that is cleverly exposed to …
Continue ReadingFresh and cold, from a carton or bottle, milk is one of nature’s most nutritious foods. Here is a story describing milk from the cow to the carton.
Continue ReadingNewspapers can be valuable teaching tools, even in early childhood classrooms. Learn some creative ways to introduce newspapers to your preschool …
Continue ReadingInvite your preschool students to embark on a journey to Oz with these fun activities that focus on The Wizard of Oz book and movie.
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