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April Science Experiments

We love spring! With the weather getting warmer and everything blooming we decided to create these April Science Experiments. Everything is green and beautiful so we like to connect this season throughout our curriculum. We expand on our literacy skills with our Spring CVC Puzzles and Flowers Number Match-Up. We find out more about this […]

Flowers Editable Sight Word Activity

Spring is in the air and as the weather warms up one of our favorite things is to explore nature! Everything is blooming and turning green, it’s a fun time of year. We love learning to tell time with our Spring Teaching Time Clocks Puzzles. And continue our learning of math with our Easter Numbers […]

DIY Rainbow Rainstick Activity for Kids

Have you heard of rainsticks? They’re musical instruments that, when used, resemble the sound of rain. Kids love to use them and they’ll have so much fun making them too with this fun DIY rainbow rainstick activity.  Materials Needed for the DIY Rainbow Rainstick Activity: Paper Towel Tubes Paint Paintbrush Glue Scissors Foil Rice Black Glitter […]

Rainbow Craft for Kids

Even if it’s gloomy outside you can make it happy inside with the cheery rainbow craft for kids! Kids will love making this craft, which is perfect for when studying rainbows, as a St. Patrick’s Day craft, or to make when you want to brighten the classroom! The use of the bowl gives this craft […]

Salt Crystal Rainbow Science for Kids

Salt Crystal Rainbow Science for Kids is a fun twist on crystal science experiments that can teach kids about ionic bonds, crystals, salt, evaporation, dissolving, super saturation, and more! There are so many fun ways to learn with salt crystals. We always like making salt crystals because they can form in just a few hours and […]

Parts Of A Flower Craft

One of our favorite springtime activities is to plant seeds and watch as they grow and bloom into flowers throughout the season. It’s always fun to learn all about the parts of the flowers and what each part does to help the flowers grow. After watching our flowers grow and learning all about their parts, […]

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BABY'S FIRST STEPS FOOTPRINT ART. Sweet idea to capture your baby's first steps! This would make a cute Mother's Day gift!

Pair it with this poem by Helen Bush:
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Walk alongside me, mama.
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I have so many things to learn
that I don’t yet understand.

Teach me things to keep me safe
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Show me how to do my best
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  • Use this Paper Rocket Craft with your little learners during your science units or during arts and crafts time. Perfect to practice fine motor skills.
  • Show your mom love today with Mother's Day flower gift! Easy kids craft for spring and Mom! Use in your lower elementary classrooms from Kindergarten to Fifth Grade. Practice fine motor work, following directions, and flower vocabulary in one great craft for kids.
  • DIY Tactile Alphabet Cards are perfect for preschool age students wanting to learn their letters and also a great back to school center for kindergarten students needing a little refresher.
  • Engage your class in an exciting hands-on experience learning all about chickens! It will be the perfect addition to your spring and Easter lesson plans. This Chickens: An Animal Study is perfect for science in Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade classrooms and packed full of inviting science activities. Students will learn about the difference between chickens and ducks, oviparous and non-oviparous animals, parts of a chicken, and a chicken’s life cycle. When students
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  • Use those fine motor skills and have fun making this super cute bee finger puppet craft! This craft is great for preschool and kindergarten aged students and goes along well with insect themes. There are so many ways to use them in fingerplays and songs too!
  • I always loved using interactive readers when I was teaching. They are a great tool to help improve reading skills and increase vocabulary. My new freebie, I See Ocean Animals Interactive Reader, allows students to do both of these things, while learning about ocean animals. Animal words can be tricky and this resource will help students to better retain what they are learning.
  • Challenge kids to a stacking challenge with leftover lids. Not only will they have fun trying to win, they can work on counting, numbers, and fine motor skills in the process. Stack a cap math activity is easy to put together, and can be adapted for preschool, kindergarten, or first grade.