Our bodies were created with five amazing senses – sight, taste, touch, hearing and smell. These, 5 Senses Preschool Activities are designed to help your child explore these senses and build on what has been familiar to them since birth. God has given them eyes to see, ears to hear, a tongue to taste, a …
Here I want to share a giant collection of my favorite preschool songs on Spotify by theme. I’ve collected this over the years. Songs have been categorized so you can easily find what you’re looking for whether it’s a particular theme, ABC songs, counting songs, naptime songs, Bible songs, or movement songs. I’ve also included …
Art is more than just fun. As preschoolers use tools to paint with, it helps them develop fine motor skills – hand-eye coordination, which in turn, will help in other areas like handwriting. Let them express their creativity. Show them how to use the tools (cup, feather, marble) but let them decide how they want …
Shapes are one of the first math concepts children learn. First, they learn to recognize the name of each shape and the way they look. Parents often start by pointing out shapes in everyday conversations with comments like, ‘Your cracker is in the shape of a circle.” Next, they learn to identify them. When asked …
If you are teaching children their colors this reading list will be a tremendous resource for you. Reading fun stories is a great way to introduce the concept of colors. Super Fun Books About Colors I think colors are one of the most amazing things God created. He could have made everything gray and we …
Shapes are one of the first math concepts children learn. Shapes are all around us and are easy for children to find. They can see them in their toys, their food and in patterns on their clothes. I’ve compiled this list into three sections for convenience. Use it as a guide. Most children will enjoy …
