Here are definitions of terms professional preschool teachers use. You don’t need to use these words to describe learning taking place in the home. I’m sharing them with you because when I was teaching my preschool at home, if someone was observing, it would look as if most of the day was play. And it was! […]
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The term STEM has been around since 2001, but according to the American College of Education, it didn’t get much attention until around 2013. Throughout your child’s education journey, you will most certainly hear this term used often. What does STEM mean? And what are STEM activities for preschoolers? This post contains affiliate links. For
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Books are a great way to help engage your child in learning more about birds while building literacy skills at the same time. These bird books for preschoolers would be fun to read on a blanket outside together. This post contains affiliate links. For more information, please read my full disclosure. Bird Books for Preschoolers Here is a collection of my favorite
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Goals give us direction. If you don’t know where you’re going, how will you know when you get there? That’s why your life-long goals for homeschooling are so important. They help serve as a road map to help keep you moving in the right direction. Take some time to pray over what you want to
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Frogs and flies and locust, oh my! Here is a preschool-friendly introduction to the Bible story of Moses and Pharaoh. This version only talks about the plagues of frogs, flies, and locusts while teaching little ones about the awesomeness of God. This story will teach little ones several important lessons: Moses and Pharaoh for Preschoolers
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Preschool at Home Teaching preschool at home shouldn’t mirror what’s done in a preschool classroom. I’ve been in both scenarios. A classroom has a lot more rules and structure, it has to. At home, the routine can be more flexible. When your child shows interest in a particular area you can provide activities to encourage
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Have you ever been excited to see a new trending family movie with the kids, only to be utterly disappointed at the content? We live in an age where we can stream movies and TV shows around the clock. The entertainment industry appears to have no limits regarding inappropriate content available for us to watch.
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This handpicked collection of Easter books for preschoolers is the perfect way to add meaning and excitment to your child’s Easter holiday celebration this year. Here you’ll find age-appropriate books for little ones learning the importance of the true meaning of Easter, as well as light-hearted, fun-filled Easter books your preschooler will adore! This post
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Valentine’s Day for preschoolers is all about hearts, candy, and big hugs from Mommy and Daddy. So make a batch of heart-shaped cookies and curl up on the couch together with some of these sweet Valentine’s Day books for preschoolers that help teach friendship, kindness, and thoughtfulness. This post contains affiliated links. For more information,
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Do you know what happens shortly after 7:00 am, on February 2? Your preschooler will, after reading some of these fun Groundhog Day books. Somewhere between 7:00 to 7:30 on February 2, Punxsutawney Phil is taken out from under a fake tree stump as people all over the United States look to this furry rodent
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