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 [...]
DIY bunny game
A fun and interactive way to engage your students! One of our students brought in 3 of her 6 week old bunnies to the classroom this past week. Because the [...]
Making our own chalk paint
Our class made their own chalk paint and they loved it! Here is how we made the chalk paint... There are a handful of ways to make chalk paint, after [...]
DIY tic tac toe
You can't go wrong with a game of tic-tac-toe! Our students love bringing anything game related into the classroom. Not only is tic-tac-toe a crowd favorite around here, it's also [...]
Racing along the rainbow
You might be thinking, "How on earth can you race on a rainbow?" Well, let me tell you how we cracked the code! Following the long winters here, we always [...]
A DIY drop box game that my students love!
A DIY drop box game is a great way to build teamwork and critical thinking! I shared the sweetest, individual-sized, DIY drop box game on my Facebook page and decided [...]
This dot game is simple to make and fun to play!
This DIY dot game is so simple to make and so fun to play! To Make this DIY Dot Game Miss Kaylin dipped colorful lids in matching colors of [...]
Five apple games that are irresistible for preschool
These apple games are irresistible! I considered sharing each of our five irresistible apple games for preschool as individual posts but decided that no one wants to wait a whole week [...]
This DIY sand table stand worked great!
As I mentioned in my previous post, I am on a DIY roll with making different kinds of PVC stands for my classroom and this DIY sand table stand worked [...]
Some ideas take a little tweaking like this DIY paint stand
Once I get on a roll with something, I tend to get carried away and my latest obsession is building DIY stands for use around the classroom out of PVC [...]