These Halloween Writing Trays are so fun, it’s scary! Here are a few easy variations on this budget-friendly spooky letter center! pictured above: black sand, pumpkin erasers, witchy finger What you will need: shallow trays or cookie sheets (We repurposed some wooden packaging from some bead sets). Even shoebox lids will work! clothespins base…
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Alphabet Push Pins
A good preschool learning center is one that the students really want to do. It grabs their attention when they walk through the door, and the center is full of children all day. A great preschool learning center is one that helps them practice a skill (or two!) in a developmentally appropriate way. A perfect preschool learning…
Alphabet Sensory Play
Preschoolers love sensory play because it meets their sensory cravings and provides a stress-free way to play. They also love to do simple wooden puzzles. We combined these two favorites to make an alphabet sensory play center. We filled a sensory bin with dry alphabet noodles. They are available at many grocery stores in the pasta aisle….
Letter Construction on the Light Table
Young children needs lots of opportunities to play with letters, build letters and write letters. We know this, but it is sometimes difficult to think of new and different ways to give them the practice that they need. When I found this Letter Construction set, my heart skipped a beat! It’s colorful! It’s transparent! It…
Road Tape
Our transportation unit this month is a big hit! All of the students seem to love it, and practically every center in the classroom has taken on a transportation theme. One of their favorite new additions is Road Tape. We made a big road around our hardwood floor area. The students added street signs and wooden…