Teaching Little Learners
Students all over are obsessed with Counting Stews and Brews™️. Who knew counting and sorting could be so much FUN! Students are ASKING to play counting stews over and over. They get SO excited when I bring out a new counting stew to match our learning theme. Teachers love them because they are easy to prep and the stew ingredients are easy to ...
It's can be super overwhelming and stressful to plan for the entire year! I'm here to help. I've created a year long Curriculum Map for preschool, pre-k and kindergarten. You will find a Year-at-a-Glance, monthly plans, resources and a book list for every theme. Yes, I mapped out the entire year for you! Each and every week is planned out ...
How to dry beans for sensory play is super EASY but looks overwhelming. I'll show you how to make colored beans with these 4 easy steps. Once you see how easy it is, you will be making it for all the things like sensory bottles, sensory tables, and writing trays. When you use beans for sensory play is less mess than rice and it's much easier to ...
How to dry rice for sensory play is super EASY but looks overwhelming. I'll show you how to make rainbow rice or any color rice you wish with these 4 easy steps. Once you see how easy it is, you will be making it for all the things like sensory bottles, sensory tables, and writing trays. Sensory play doesn't have to be a big mess or a giant ...
Making math hands-on and FUN is easy to do with pipe cleaners! They are colorful and bendy; kids love them! Plus, you can grab them from the dollar store or you may even have these items in your home or classroom. Use this pipe cleaner math activity in your fine motor center, math center, place in a pencil box for a busy box, or put on a tray ...
Summer is finally here! It's time to bring on the watermelon, green grass under our feet and the breezy ocean. Join me to create summer sensory bottles to explore your favorite summer things in the classroom! Students will love shaking, wiggling, and observing these summer sensory bottles! Place them in the science center or the safe place for ...
