DIY bunny game
After 3 baby bunnies visited, we created a game to keep them around. One of our students brought in 3 of her 6 week old bunnies to the classroom this past [...]
Discovering spectacular things in preschool
We read a book this week that inspired us to hunt for our own spectacular things. This past week we read "Sam and Dave Dig a Hole" by Mac Barnett. [...]
Building our block center
There were lots of requests to show more of our block center, so this is for you! This year we've got some master builders, so not only did we want [...]
Teaching independence in a play-based classroom
It is through play that our students practice and master new skills; put into action their own ideas; figure out how to solve problems; work in cooperation and collaboration with [...]
Before you plan your next preschool math lesson, read this!
Before you start planning your next preschool math lesson, take a minute and read this... In a recent Bam Radio interview titled, "Math Phobia; Repeat After Me, "I Am Good At [...]
10 messages inspired by teaching preschool
Over the years, I have created lots of photos with simple messages (memes) to share with other preschool teachers or parents. Here are a few you might like to check out... For [...]
Fall festival games and activities for preschoolers
Fall is the perfect time of year to enjoy a festival with all my students and their families! Click here to read all about our Fall Festival!
DIY under game for preschoolers
No matter how we try it or what we use, my student's love playing the very simple game that I refer to as "the under game!"
Parking lot name game
Which parking spot has your name on it? The children were invited to find out as they headed over to our parking lot name game throughout the morning!
Play is the process by which children are learning
"Play gives children the chance to practice what they are learning." This quote by Fred Rogers is one that I have always enjoyed and strive to keep in mind as I plan for each day in my classroom.