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"What's the Weather?" Printable Matching Worksheet
Help your preschoolers and kindergartners learn about the different kinds o...
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FREE Printable Booklet - All About the Winter Olympics!
Did the Winter Olympics sneak up on you too? If it did, and you're looking f...
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Fun with Cloud Jars!
Photo Source: teachpreschool.org We've seen these 'cloud jars' all over Pin...
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Soap Clouds - Spring Weather Experiment + Mother's Day Gift in One!
Photo Source: www.ourbestbites.com Did you know that with a simple bar of I...
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April Showers Bring May Flowers Craftivity
Photo Source: everythingexceptthegrill.blogspot.com We recently stumbled ac...
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I Like Mud - Spring Sensory Activity
Photo Source: mrsgoffskinders.blogspot.com Lyn Goff, preschool teacher and ...
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Earth Day Math Ideas
Photo Source: www.googolpower.com If you're looking for some fun math ideas...
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Spring Weather Journals - Exploring Weather
While you may already have a weather component in your morning/daily routine,...
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Demonstrating A Rain Cloud - Exploring Weather
Photo Source: themoveablealphabet.blogspot.com You wouldn't know it in Nort...
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Find-A-Rainbow Day Activities
April 3rd is 'Find-A-Rainbow Day' so we tried to scare up a few cute activiti...
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Weathertime Pageantry - Exploring Weather
Photo Source: fairydustteaching.blogspot.com Spicing up your weather unit w...
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Shoes, Matching, & Races - Exploring Weather
Photo © 2008 tanakawho | more info (via: Wylio) Invite your students t...
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"Who Has Seen the Wind?" - Exploring Weather
photo © 2010 Tambako The Jaguar | more info (via...
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Making Weather Charts!
Photo Source: Blissfully Domestic While you probably have a classroom versi...
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"Blown Away" - Exploring Weather
Photo Source: www.preschoolplaybook.com Wind is a fun and curious concept t...
Read MoreTools for Your Morning Routine in the Early Childhood Classroom
Kids thrive with routine and, in truth, most teachers enjoy the sense of norm...
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