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 [...]
Making memory books in Pre-K
My students made the sweetest Memory Books and I wish I could have shared them earlier but time just got away. The children began their memory books a few weeks [...]
The red flags for virtual Pre-K in Indiana
I can get so busy teaching, grand-parenting, and keeping up with the day to day demands in my own little world that I can miss important political events happening around me. My [...]
Yarn drawings in preschool
Inviting children to expand their drawing skills by adding simple drawing prompts!
At play with marbles and tubes
What can you do with a bag of marbles and a whole bunch of left over wrapping paper tubes? Our prekindergarten kids figured out something fun to do!
Making simple crayon patterns in preschool
Our Pre-k students explored the process of making simple patterns using crayons and a strip of paper
The amazing journey of getting Ready for Kindergarten! : a book study and give-away
Ready for Kindergarten! is a comprehensive, yet clear and easy-to-follow book but I am a blogger who LOVES pictures! As a way to extend several (of the many) topics found throughout the book, my fellow bloggers are participating in a journey through Ready for Kindergarten! by expanding on and illustrating at least one topic of their choice through their own beautiful ideas and photos. And a give-away too!
Ready for Kindergarten
Ready for Kindergarten offers simple to follow guidance and tips for where to focus your energy, how to support the learning that naturally takes place, and how to make the most of your child's pre-kindergarten year.