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These August Preschool Themes with Lesson Plans and Activities are full of hands-on activities to do in the summer. Whether you homeschool, teach preschool or kindergarten, or enjoy adding educational activities to your summer fun, you’ve come to the right place. These summer themes are awesome! Pick one topic you love or do them all,…
It’s summer, so that means it’s the perfect time to enjoy activities on Beach and Ocean Science for kids. Start teaching your children about the beach and ocean life by setting up this fun summer science activity. Kids will love learning about density with an exciting hands-on ocean activity. So gather your preschoolers, kindergarteners, and…
Springtime is the perfect time to plan a few craft projects with the kids. There’s so much to observe and study as plant life, and animal life is renewed with the warmer weather. Blooming trees and flowers, chirping birds, buzzy bees, and more are ideal subjects for an art project or two. We’ve put together…
The preschool years are so exciting to teach. Children are interested in everything at this age and love exploring. I was lucky enough to teach preschool and kindergarten for several years and enjoyed putting together themed learning units. Hopefully, the spring preschool themes and lesson plans I share will make it easier for you. That way you and your children…
Spring is the perfect time to share the butterfly life cycle with your children. This Butterfly Life Cycle Craft is a great hands-on activity. Butterflies have four different stages to their life cycle, and this is the perfect visual display. Add a few butterfly books and a real live butterfly habitat, and you’ll have a complete…
This incredible Daily Visual Schedule is exactly what everyone needs. Whether you are looking to stay organized, just starting out on your homeschool journey, or have a child with special needs, visual schedules work great. It didn’t take me long to realize my son needed a picture card visual schedule. Children with Autism and Sensory Processing…