An outdoor game inspired Father’s Day
Our students love playing outside, especially with their dads. Every school year, I have the pleasure of choosing the "theme" for our Father's Day celebration. Usually, I will go by [...]
Our students love playing outside, especially with their dads. Every school year, I have the pleasure of choosing the "theme" for our Father's Day celebration. Usually, I will go by [...]
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 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 [...]
Your children will love to play invented games together in the preschool classroom! My students love, and I mean love, playing all kinds of large motor games. If the children can [...]
I made up a little high five game on our clip boards for the children to try. My goal was to encourage the children to explore a little counting in the process and it worked out fabulously! Read all about it on my blog!
Playing the bean bag bucket toss game and exploring colors in our own unique way in my preschool classroom.
We've all heard of the "Name Game" song, but this is a fun large motor game with lots of different possibilities!
The step ladder game is a simple game that we made up and added to the end of our ladder exploration day.
You quickly learn that if you don't want a preschooler to do something then just start your sentence with the word "Don't!". Come see what my preschoolers are saying, "Don't push my button!"
We are introducing the letter Jj with this simple and fun jumping game!