Looking for easy group kindness activities for preschoolers? These simple, low-prep ideas help teach social-emotional skills, kindness, and classroom community. They all use a flower theme, so they are perfect for spring months! Flower Compliment Circle What to do: Sit in a circle. Give a flower (real or fake) to a child. Say something kind […]
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March brings signs of spring, fresh beginnings, and plenty of fun celebrations for preschoolers to explore. From St. Patrick’s Day and the First Day of Spring to National Nutrition Month and National Bubble Week (celebrated annually during the first week of spring), this month is full of learning opportunities. It’s the perfect time to introduce
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Spring is here… and so are some silly farts! Kids love a good fart joke, and these spring farting books will have them laughing nonstop. Whether it’s a leprechaun passing gas, an Easter bunny with a little too much bounce, or farm animals making a stink, these stories are full of fun. Get ready for
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Writing Prompts are a great addition to a literacy center. Journal writing in preschool can be a good way to help children develop communication skills. They can practice phonetic spelling and creative thinking. Here are some good Spring writing prompts for preschoolers: The best part about Spring is… When it rains, I like too… When
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Spring is here, and it’s time for fun in your child care program! With warmer weather and new beginnings all around, there’s so much to enjoy together. Here are some simple ways to celebrate spring in child care: Make Homemade Bubbles and go outside to blow bubbles or play bubble catch (one child blows bubbles
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