Winter is officially here, so break out your snowshoes! Although winter looks different across the country, we more often than not associate the season with snow, cold, and ice. And for many, that's what is! Whether you are located in a warm climate or not, there is something for everyone in this list of winter books for preschoolers. Learn about animals and ...
Spinning New Year’s Eve Card
The holidays bring so much joy and excitement. This year, I am especially looking forward to New Year's! Let's say goodbye to 2020 and ring in 2021 with this fun printable spinning New Year's Eve card! Children will love practicing their scissor skills and creating a beautiful card masterpiece. Making the Spinning New Year's Card Children of all ages will enjoy ...
Syllable Counting Do-A-Dot Cards
Syllables are an important part of the English language, but yet also somewhat abstract. As a kid, words are just words so learning all the ins and outs of nouns, verbs, tenses, and syllables (along with all the other stuff!) can be a bit confusing. Thankfully, syllables can be one of the easiest concepts to teach as it engages your students' bodies through clapping! ...
Christmas Missing Number Boom Cards
This crazy year may be wrapping up into a much-needed break, but we still have to keep our kids engaged for a little bit longer. Whether in the classroom, at home, or on the go, these interactive boom cards are a great way to do just that! Numbers are such a fun concept to learn. They are the first step in learning math concepts. These Boom Cards are a fun way to ...
Christmas Color Matching Game
I’m not going to lie; colors are one of our favorite things to learn about. No matter what activity we are doing we are always noticing and pointing out colors. And why not? Colors are so much fun to learn about. There is so much color in our everyday lives, that it is so hard not to notice colors. Christmas time is no different. We love pointing out all the ...
Christmas Detective Math and Literacy Boom Cards
Whether you are a preschool teacher, a stay-at-home parent, or the principal of your town's elementary school, you probably only have one question going through your head right now: “how do I keep my learners engaged for just a few more weeks?” This is one of the hardest stretches of the year, and making it through during a regular year is no easy feat, much less a ...