DIY I Spy Boxes for Preschool Using Recycled Items Are you for a simple, hands-on activity that builds observation, memory, and language skills? Try this DIY I Spy game for preschoolers—made with upcycled takeout containers and small classroom odds and ends. It’s a fun, low-prep project that encourages creativity and critical thinking in young learners. […]
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STEM Adventures: Building Easy Leprechaun Traps for Kids Are you looking for a St. Patrick’s Day activity that combines the fun of leprechaun traps for kids with STEM learning? Skip the supply gathering and mess! You can transform your classroom into a STEM laboratory with these engaging leprechaun traps that require nothing but paper and
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Valentine’s Day Paper Folding Crafts: Fun Hands-On STEM Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Looking for a fun and engaging way to combine learning with this holiday? I have the perfect idea for your classroom or homeschool! Try Valentine’s Day Paper Folding Crafts! This resource blends art, engineering, and writing into exciting Valentine’s Day
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Easy Paper Folding Activities to Boost Preschool Learning Want to boost preschool learning with simple activities? Paper folding is a great place to start! When children try easy paper folding activities, they make their hands stronger while learning about shapes and solving problems. Best of all, you only need paper to begin – something you
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Winter STEM Activities: Sledding, Hills, and Learning Fun Winter offers countless opportunities for kids to explore, create, and imagine. Even in places that don’t see snow, winter STEM fun can come to life with a little creativity and imagination. With just a few simple center additions, you can have a classroom filled with hands-on winter STEM
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Pipettes in Preschool: Fun Science and Fine-Motor Activities When preschoolers hold a pipette, science becomes a fun hands-on experience, and their hands get stronger as they squeeze and explore! While scientists and researchers use pipettes to measure and transfer liquids with precision, pipettes in preschool become a tool for building fine motor skills. To introduce
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Observations Skills for Preschool: The What’s Missing Game As I teach my preschool classes about science tools, I like to begin with our five senses. In this fun memory game, called What’s Missing?, your students will learn to observe carefully with their eyes—just like scientists! This game is simple, uses everyday objects, and can be
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Listen Like a Scientist: Introduce Listening Skills in Preschool When teaching preschoolers that we can be scientists and explore the world, I love adding sensory games. Our five senses are the first tools we all use to make observations. This fun listening game helps children to listen like a scientist and discover everyday objects using
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Introducing Preschoolers to Magnifying Fun Introducing magnifying glasses into your preschool classroom opens up a world of exploration and fun. These simple tools help young children develop essential fine motor skills, observation abilities, and critical thinking. By encouraging hands-on discovery, you’re laying the foundation for early scientific understanding through play. Why Preschoolers Love Using Magnifying
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