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One Little Word 2026
It’s a new year and I haven’t quite decided if I’m ready for it. I feel like I usually start a new year full of energy and motivation, right now I kind of just feel like I want to hibernate. While I may not be fully motivated to take on the world, I do have a word to inspire me this year. As we approached Christmas I found myself seeking a cozy warm glow. I wanted a home full of candles and warmth, and I just kept finding myself using that word *glow*. So that’s what I’m leaning into this year. I want to glow – to me that means…
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January Preschool Lesson Plans – Everything Included in a Month of Preschool Set
I told you last week that I was going to tackle videos this year, and here I am, already crushing that resolution! I just posted a nice long (maybe too long…) video of all of the materials that are included in my January Month of Preschool set – you definitely want to check this out if you’ve ever wished that someone would just do all of your lesson planning and prep for you! There are so many resources included in the Month of Preschool sets that video is really the ideal way to share the amazing value of these resources. Take a look to see both the digital download that you’ll receive, AND what…
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New Year’s Eve Preschool Activities
I’ve been scrambling to figure out my New Year’s Eve plans, so if you’re doing the same, and your plans include little ones, I’ve rounded up all of my previous New Year’s posts to give you some more ideas. Take a couple of minutes to check these out! For even more ideas take a look at my Preschool Holidays pin board, and have a wonderful rest of the holidays!
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Merry Christmas!
I hope that your Holiday is wonderful and absolutely full of magic!
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Recharging During Christmas Break
Have you ever gotten to the end of a vacation or break from work and felt like it was more of a marathon?! This is supposed to be the time of year when we all get a much needed break, but it’s very easy to spend the time going and never stop. Here are my tried and true tips for making sure that you take the time to rest and recharge. What do you do to make sure you get that rest you so deserve?!
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Winter Break Round Up
We’re officially on winter break and these first few days are packed with Christmas prep – after that though, we’ve got two weeks to fill and I absolutely need a plan. If you’re anything like me, here are some ideas for staying busy and fighting boredom! Christmas Break Activities for Learning Winter Traditions Snowball Pompoms Elevated Paper Snowflakes Snow Day Ideas and Traditions
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Snow Toys!
We’ve gotten a ton of snow lately and my daughter could not be more excited to play in it. Here are my favorite snow supplies for home and the classroom. All links are affiliates. Snow Brick mold Bulk knit gloves Indoor snow balls Spray bottles Snowball tool Snowman decorating set Sleds
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Snow Play Ideas
We’re supposed to have the snowiest winter in many years – according to local meteorologists – so I’m making sure that I’m prepared with all of the supplies we need to enjoy it fully. Here are some of my favorite snow play ideas so that you can get in on the fun with us! Spraying colors on the snow – Fill spray bottles with water and add food coloring to each bottle. Take them outside and make your snow beautiful! Eye droppers and colored water – This similar activity is better for indoors. fill a bin with snow and offer bowls of colored water and eye droppers. Mittens, gloves, and…
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Printable Holiday Decorations
I’m all about making the holiday season a little easier, that’s actually what inspired these printable decor sets! Being able to print off decorations that I can use in the classroom has saved me so many times. They’re perfect for the last minute, and once they’ve been printed I can easily store them in a file folder for next year – they don’t take up a ton of space. Each printable classroom decoration set includes a bunting banner, door decor, name tags, cupcake picks, treat bag toppers, and a craftivity. Here are a few sets that would be perfect to add a little holiday spirit to the classroom. Click on…
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Christmas Planning Supplies
I’m deep into Christmas prep and I’ve found myself continuously using the same supplies over and over. Here are the items that I’ve been reaching for repeatedly for all of my Christmas planning. All links are affiliates. I can’t even tell you how many lists I make throughout the holiday season. Having a cute notepad really does make a difference. This Santa list pad from Rifle Paper Co. has been a lifesaver. What’s more festive than writing those lists with fun pens. These glitter peppermint striped pens come in a set of 12 so I can stash them everywhere. There’s one in my purse, one on the kitchen counter, one…
























