Sensory play is one of the most important activities a preschool child can enjoy. Our alphabet sensory bags are the perfect pre-writing activity for preschool students. Your student practices the shape and sound of each letter through sensory input and play. Disclaimer: This blog post contains affiliate links. If…
I’m not a fan of mice, except in preschool picture books! Our list of Letter M books for preschool will delight your little one as he or she learns the shape and sound of M. Reading books with keywords in the title is a great way to introduce…
Have you ever been at the zoo when a lion roared? The sound is both chilling and intriguing. I think the roar is the reason kids love lions so much. The raw power. Students will transform the letter l into a lion in this uppercase letter L craft for preschoolers…
Have you noticed that preschool kids love ladybugs? Something about these bugs is incredibly special to kids. In our lowercase letter l craft for preschoolers this week your student will transform the letter into an adorable ladybug, while learning about the sound and shape of l. Disclaimer: This blog post…
Reading picture books with your preschooler is a fantastic way to unwind and settle everyone down. It’s also an excellent way to build literacy and verbal skills. We use this delightful list of letter L books for preschool to practice the shape and sound of L during storytime…
The importance of gross motor skills development for preschool kids cannot be overstated. Before a child is developmentally ready for school, the student needs to meet certain milestones related to gross motor skills. This is hugely important as a foundation for learning. The Importance of Gross Motor Skills Starts at…
The world loves royalty, doesn’t it? I mean, all I have to do is spend five minutes scrolling FB videos to realize that we are obsessed with the lives of royals. Kings and Queens captivate our imagination. Little kids love to play “king and queen” too…
So many options exist to teach your child each letter and its sound. Why pick a letter craft? Turning each letter into a vivid picture in the mind of your student could play a vital role in reading development. Your student will transform the letter into a kangaroo in this…
Did you know, according to Harvard, exercise lights the brain on fire and sets your brain up for learning retention? That’s what makes active movement games and recess so essential for students. Exercise increases brainpower! Review the letters your student has learned and start introducing the concept of…