Photo Source: www.thecraftyclassroom.com {"Busy Bags" are great to use as a transition between activities, before morning meeting, when a student finishes the lesson early, etc. We found several fantastic ideas...
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Super easy to make, this DIY upper and lower case letter sorting activity is just what you need to keep your preschoolers on their toes, reviewing what they know about...
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We just loved the spider/spider web clip art images that we found over at My Cute Graphics and thought they'd make a fun Halloween activity! This upper and lower case...
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Sounds like a mouth-full, right?! This cute ice cream theme exercise is actually quite simple and will help your preschoolers build letter recognition and visual discrimination skills as they "build"...
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Photo Source: 1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com Looking for a fun Valentine's Day game for your kiddos? Try a letter matching game! Download these alphabet heart cards from Carisa over at 1+1+1=1, print and...
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We've been haunting some of our favorite teacher bloggers and just loved these fun LEGO activities we stumbled across. If you have some of these colorful blocks in your play...
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Photo Source: handmadebeginnings.blogspot.com Test your kiddos matching skills with this cutesy activity from Handmade Beginnings. Simply cut mitten shapes from your favorite scrapbook or craft paper - two of each...
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Photo Source: rundesroom.blogspot.com Looking for a new spelling manipulative? These awesome {magnetic!} letter rocks would make a great addition to your literacy center. They have so many uses for both...
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Photo Source: www.toddlerapproved.com Fresh air, sidewalk chalk, watering cans, and literacy - we can't think of a better combination! While perusing Pinterest for fun summer learning activities, we stumbled across...
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Photo Source: bhg.com This fun activity from Better Homes & Gardens has been floating all over Pinterest and we thought it would make a fun literacy center for Valentine's Day!...
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ABC charts make a great addition to any preschool literacy center. Simply provide students with sheets of paper to tape together, a long strip of bulletin board paper, or a...
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Photo Source: www.sparklebox.co.uk While you can certainly use Carisa's fabulous Olympic themed calendar connections cards as flash cards, we also thought these Olympic sports flash cards from SparkleBox would make...
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We were thinking about this "Rainbow Sight Word" post and thought, why not adapt the literacy center activity to fit the preschool classroom? With a few simple tweaks, your preschoolers...
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Photo Source: www.notimeforflashcards.com How cute is this pumpkin patch from Allie at No Time For Flash Cards?! Perfect for a fall literacy center, provide your kiddos with some letter recognition...
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Photo Source: theadventuresofbear.blogspot.com Planning an Easter egg hunt for your preschoolers this year? Consider this fun twist from The Adventures of Bear! Begin with a basket of colorful plastic Easter...
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Photo Source: kreativeinkinder.blogspot.com Do your kiddos have spring fever?! Games offer a great opportunity to get your preschoolers out of their seats for a little wiggle AND learning time! This...
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Photo Source: happybrownhouse.com Sara over at Happy Brown House shared this fabulous activity for improving fine motor skills and reviewing/learning all sorts of concepts. It's super simple to create -...
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Photo Source: roots-of-simplicity.blogspot.com If you're antsy little learners are in need of some sunshine and fresh air, load on the sunscreen and head outside to give this fun literacy activity...
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Photo Source: fun-in-first.blogspot.com Here's another fun Easter game that will have your kiddos using their critical thinking skills! First, Jodi of Fun in First provided each of her kiddos with...
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Photo Source: la-lashomedaycare.blogspot.com Wish stockings are a great way to build fine motor as well as literacy skills. We found this great exercise over at La-La's Home Daycare. Start by...
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