Free Center Signs for Preschool

8/30/2022

Free Center Signs for Preschool

If you're looking for center signs for your preschool learning space or classroom, you've found them and they are both cute and free!
Whether you have a large dedicated classroom, or you have a small in-home learning environment, dividing your space into learning centers can be very beneficial to young learners.

From Art to Dramatic Play (and everything in between) these free print ready Center Signs make it easy to label your learning environment. These cute signs support children as they are planning their play and help them to figure out where they can find their favorite learning materials and toys.

These signs also include a brief statement with a few things children learn in each space (If you are looking for an editable set you can purchase them in our store here). This is a good reminder for the adults working with children as well as a fun and easy way to communicate to visitors what children are learning as they play.

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Preschool Activities to Inspire Early Writers

8/18/2022

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Preschool Activities to Inspire Early Writers

Activities that inspire early writers are an essential part of any preschool program. Writing skills are one of the most crucial skills for preschoolers to learn. At an early age, it begins with inspiring preschoolers to be interested in pre-writing skills, which will set them up for success in becoming confident and independent writers.

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September Preschool Themes and Ideas

8/11/2022

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September Preschool Themes & Ideas

September is a time for preschoolers to experience and observe many changes in the environment and in their lives. Getting into a school routine and observing changes outdoors as fall arrives offer many opportunities for skill development and engaging activities for young learners.

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Preschool Activities to Build Fine Motor Skills

8/8/2022

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Preschool Activities to Build Fine Motor Skills

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Whether it be Stringing, Poking, Pinching, Squishing, Wrapping, Scooping, Stacking, Sticking, Pealing, or Painting..there are so many fun ways to give those little fingers and hands a workout.

Having strong fine motor skills makes it easier for children to perform Self-help skills such as Dressing (tying shoes, buttoning, buckles, and zipping), as well as other functional tasks such as manipulating small pieces, cutting and writing.

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