Here you’ll find a treasure trove of preschool activities that will help make learning fun as you teach your little ones at home. Language Arts, Booklists, 123s and Numbers, Bible and Character, Motor Skills, Thinking Skills and Preschool Themes to use throughout the year.
These great ant activities for preschoolers are sure to be a hit. Here you’ll find ideas and resources for exploring these fascinating little creatures. This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Ant Activities for Preschoolers The Bible holds ants in high regard. In Proverbs 6:6 Solomon tells us to be […]
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Teaching children to read is an exciting adventure. For first time readers there’s almost an endless supply of early reader books for preschoolers to choose from. But which of these are the right books for preschoolers? With so many choices wouldn’t it be amazing to have a friend come along who has already sifted through hundreds of beginning reading books and share a list
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Written by Debbie Brown | June 3, 2023 Teach your preschooler about the life cycle of a butterfly fun in a super fun way with these creative hands-on activities. Each of the different activities will give your little one first hand experience observing one of God’s most fascinating creatures as they explore caterpillars turning into butterflies. This post contains affiliated links. For more information,
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Written by Debbie Brown | April 21, 2023 What preschooler doesn’t love dinosaurs? They are huge and mysterious and have really long, fun names to pronounce. This collection of dinosaur preschool activities will be a tremendous resource for helping your child explore these magnificent creatures. This post contains affiliate links. For more information please read
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Written by Debbie Brown | March 26, 2023 This collection of Noah’s Ark for Kids activities includes books, craft ideas, and resources to help you share the story of Noah with your preschooler. This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Noah’s Ark for Kids Summary of Noah’s Ark The story
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Written by Debbie Brown | March 14, 2023 Jonah and the whale is one of the first Bible stories children learn. These Jonah and the whale activities will help preschoolers learn some of the valuable lessons the story teaches: This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Jonah and the Whale
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Written by Debbie Brown | Updated March 1, 2023 Alphabet activities for preschoolers are a great way to make learning fun. Children are born as little explorers, wanting to learn all about the world around them. To them, play is their work. When provided with the right resources their play becomes a fun learning experience.
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Written by Debbie Brown | March 1, 2023 Preschoolers are fascinated with frogs and understandably so. They’re slimy and jumpy. They make cool sounds, catch food with their sticky tongues – and love to play and splash in the water! This collection of preschool frog activities has been designed to build on that fascination. This
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Here’s a collection of the best 5 senses books for preschoolers. These books make the perfect addition to a five senses preschool theme as your little one explores their: This post contains affiliated links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. 5 Senses Books for Preschoolers Hello Ocean by Pam Muñoz Ryan In Hello Ocean,
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Written by Debbie Brown | February 6, 2023 Critical thinking for preschoolers refers to the way a child thinks and understands the world around them. God created them ‘wired to learn” and they’ve been processing the world around them since the day they were born. Everything your child encounters can help them build and develop
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