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Teaching Literacy
How do you go about teaching literacy in a preschool classroom. You will find information and ideas on that topic here.
Preschool Writing
Preschool writing activities for the youngest learners. Handwriting worksheets, fine motor practice, & pre-writing skills can be found here also.
Preschool Literacy Activities
These preschool literacy activities set the stage for children to get excited about reading and writing.
Back To School Theme for Preschool
The best ideas for a Back to School theme for a preschool classroom can be found here. Learning centers, art ideas, and more!
Preschool Transportation Theme
Preschool transportation theme activities, ideas, and crafts to implement in your early education classroom.
Preschool Beach Theme
Come hang ten with some preschool beach theme ideas, activities, songs, crafts and snacks.
Nursery Rhyme Activities for Preschool
Preschool nursery rhyme activities are a fun addition to any early childhood classroom. Kids will love these ideas for expanding familiar rhymes.
Easter Recipes for Preschool
The best Easter recipes for kids are ones that children can help make! Hot cross buns, anyone?!
Preschool Kid Recipes to Make
These preschool kid recipes are fun activities to make - not eat! Playdough, silly putty, bubbles, and more.
