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  1. The Mitten by Jan Brett

    The Mitten by Jan Brett

    Photo Source: janbrett.com What would winter be without warm, cozy mittens? In her distinct style, renowned children's author Jan Brett has created a wonderful winter story about a lost mitten...

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  2. My Favorite Seuss Book

    My Favorite Seuss Book

    Since you'll probably be exploring lots of Seuss titles during Read Across America/your Seuss unit, here are some fun things you can do to help your preschoolers remember each selection,...

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  3. My Many Colored Days

    My Many Colored Days

    My Many Colored Days is such a fun book to share with your preschoolers! Bright and colorful, with stunning and imaginative illustrations, this Seuss selection offers a fantastic jumping off...

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  4. Paint Chip Turkey Writing Craftivity

    Paint Chip Turkey Writing Craftivity

    Photo Source: preschoolalphabet.blogspot.com Lindsy over at Preschool Alphabet shared this great Thanksgiving craftivity last year and, along with handwriting practice as well as a colorful decoration for the classroom, we...

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  5. Practicing Letter Formation

    Practicing Letter Formation

    Teaching your preschoolers to recognize letters as well as providing them with practice in forming them is a great way to boost future reading success. Here are some great activities...

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  6. Using Matchboxes For Storytelling

    Using Matchboxes For Storytelling

    Photo Source: etadventures.blogspot.com This Wednesday {the 27th} is "Tell a Story Day" and, as you've likely experienced with your energetic kiddos, preschoolers have fantastic imaginations that can spin and weave...

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  7. Potato Printing & Storytelling

    Potato Printing & Storytelling

    Photo Source: captaincrafty.com This is such a simple idea, but is a great way to build your students' confidence as communicators, strengthen vocabulary, and inspire creativity. Pull out some butcher...

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