Creative curriculum clothing study

As an Experience Early Learning Blog Ambassador, we receive the Experience Early Learning preschool curriculum in exchange for sharing our honest and authentic stories resulting from our personal experiences. As always, our opinions on amazing things for children are 100% our own. Keep in mind that all preschoolers do things in their own time and on their own terms. What one is ready for, another might not be. Please use your best judgement when planning activities for your children.Today we…

Practice color word recognition, fine motor skills and counting with this Llama Llama Red Pajama color words recognition activity.

This bundle contains three companions to the creative curriculum clothes study for preschool. It includes posters for the study questions

It's Winter! So let's do patterns using winter items like sweaters. This month we are assessing patterns for report cards. Line 1-...

It's time for another Five for Friday with Doodle Bugs Teaching. This week's theme was one I had never done before. It ended up being so fun! My good friend, Miss Beth {Laughter and Learning in Room 139} had done this one a few years back. When I saw all the great things that could be done with it, I knew I wanted in. Beth had made these little machines out of cardboard boxes. Her little ones love playing with them in the 'house center' of her room. Some of our activites included using…

At-Home Preschool Activity Ideas for Toddlers: Clothing

Learning chart for clothing study

For the past two weeks students have studied the topic of "clothing" during our discovery time. We have sorted clothing by patterns, sizes, seasons, and colors! We are reading "The Three Bears" which ties in nicely with size ordering and clothing. We have felt different textures and learned how some fabrics are made. Students participated in a yarn collage project. We have been using yarn in different ways and we now have a yarn art gallery up for display in our hall and in our classroom…

Simple Sewing for Preschoolers! All you need is a few supplies to create your own simple sewing tray, most of which you probably have already!