Wet Cement Oobleck Preschool RecipePreschoolers will love this simple and fun wet cement oobleck recipe! Do you remember being a young kid and writing your initials into wet cement? It was such a cool experience watching it dry and revisiting years and years later. Unfortunately, wet cement isn't exactly a preschool friendly activity but we've found the perfect recipe to mimic wet cement.
4th of July Sensory JarThe 4th of July is a wonderful time to celebrate with family and friends while teaching preschoolers about the importance of the holiday! What better way to engage preschoolers in the festivities than with a fun and educational sensory jar activity! Sensory jars are a fantastic tool to stimulate children's senses while promoting exploration, creativity, and learning.
Preschool Water Play ActivitiesPreschool water play activities are a great way to keep kids entertained while also helping them build important developmental skills. Water play is not only a fun and refreshing way for preschoolers to spend their time, it's also a valuable opportunity for sensory exploration and learning. Many activities can be done both indoors and outdoors, and can be adapted for different ages and skill levels. Below you will find some of our favorite preschool water play activities, suggested equipment and materials, and tips for facilitating safe water play in your program.
Preschool Beach Sand Tray TutorialThis site uses affiliate links. What's that? This Beach inspired preschool sand tray was created with items I picked up at the Dollar Tree and cost less than $5 to make! With Summer in full swing it's a great time to plan some fun in the sun activities. This tutorial combines two of my favorite things:
the beach, and creating learning activities on a shoestring budget. Apple Pie Playdough Recipe for PreschoolersAn Apple Pie Play dough recipe is the perfect addition to your fall schedules especially during an apple theme!Preschool is filled with activities and learning experiences that allow children to explore, learn, and develop through hands-on activities. As a preschool teacher, you understand the importance of engaging and stimulating their senses. What better way to do this than by creating a homemade play dough that not only entertains but also delights their sense of smell?
Build Your Name Preschool Sensory BinCreate a Build Your Name Sensory Bin to support preschool literacy development with an engaging hands-on component.
Sensory bins are always a hit with preschoolers; whether sand, water, or dried beans, you can almost always guarantee your preschoolers will gravitate towards a sensory bin activity. Preschoolers also love practicing and learning their names, so why not tie the two together with this easy to set-up sensory bin? |
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