Your students will love this book!
If you haven't heard of this book, it's adorable and our students loved it! Every month in the Honey Bee Hive, we share the best books for preschool and [...]
Putting together our art portfolios
Personalized art portfolios are a great way to document student growth and involve your children in the process! Our students have loved using dot dabbers, so that's what we used [...]
Discovering spectacular things in preschool
Your students will love the simple joys of discovering spectacular things! We read a book this week that inspired us to hunt for our own spectacular things. Expanding on a [...]
Construction truck sensory play
Following the interests of your children makes learning meaningful! This idea was inspired by one of my students who loves construction trucks. When one of my students came up to [...]
Planting our class tree
Bring nature into your classroom with this collaborative process! I don’t know about you all, but its raining acorns over here! So, we decided to plant a class tree. We [...]
Two DIYs that will warm up your classroom
What's one thing that makes me so happy about classroom set up? Three letters...D.I.Y. Getting to be creative person is one thing that draws me to teaching. I have the [...]
How we use our time in the summer
Today I wanted to give you all an inside look at how we use our summer time. I'll have to warn you though, it isn't a pretty sight... Since we [...]
Soar to success online summit
Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity while it's here! Over here at Teach Preschool we are in the thick of back to school prep - hence my absence [...]
Sorting stones in the outdoor classroom
We set up these recycled silver ware trays in our outdoor classroom for our students to explore sorting painted stones. We prompted our students with one simple question: How can [...]
Exploring the science behind clouds
Our Preschool class explored the science behind clouds through this engaging sensory process! The Book and the Activity Miss Kaylin introduced clouds by reading "Cloudette" by Tom Lichtenheld. You could [...]