Showing guides and explainers filed under Lesson Plans for Pre-K and K.
Follow the Yellow Brick Road…we’re off the see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz. Engage your students in making these cute replicas of the four …
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Max’s Breakfast is one of many books by Rosemary Wells. She is both the author and illustrator of most of her books. Max and his sister Ruby are cute …
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When you ask preschoolers about hearts, they in turn talk about red heart shapes associated with Valentine’s Day in February. However, there is …
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Stimulate interest about caring and sharing with this theme unit on Random Acts of Kindness. Use this unofficial holiday in February to present …
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Let’s face it, most children love animals. Going to the zoo or petting zoo is one of the most popular field trips requested by preschoolers. Some …
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The I Spy books, written and illustrated by Edward Gibb, teach children about the concepts of clues and observation. Take part in “I spy” activities …
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Use a colorful round-the-world counting book with follow-up activities to give your young students more practice counting.
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Here’s a hands-on activity that will involve every student in your classroom. Use the supplies all year long with variations depending on the …
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Read Millions of Cats by Wanda Gag, a Newberry Honor book that engages young children about the world of cats and how people love them as pets.
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Blueberries for Sal was a Caldecott winner for author Robert McCloskey in 1949. Since then, it has been a fun book for preschoolers that keeps them …
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