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Spring Flower Activities for Preschool
Spring has sprung, and what says spring better than flowers?! I do not have a green thumb, but that doesn’t stop me from leaning into all things floral to really freshen up the classroom. Here are some preschool flower activities that don’t require you to actually grow anything. These posts from last year have some more awesome flower-themed activities!
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Preschool Graduation Made Easy
Graduation season is coming! This is one of my favorite events to plan because it is such a major milestone for young children and their families, and because it is so special to celebrate children that I’ve come to know so well. Over the years I’ve collected and created some incredibly helpful resources and ideas for Preschool Graduation, so here are my favorites. Click on the image for more information.
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Preschool Easter Activities
Are you looking for some super easy Easter resources?! I’ve got you covered. Check out my TPT store to download and print some preschool Easter activities that have been designed just for the youngest learners. These will keep children busy and engaged, while making sure that your lesson plans hit all of those important learning milestones. Click on the image below for more information. If you’re feeling a little creative and looking to make your own activities or party decor, please check out my Easter clip art set!
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Classroom Recipe Round Up
Whenever I’m looking to shake things up or add a little extra fun to the weekly schedule a cooking experience is my go-to. I love to bake, and kids really get into being able to make something they get to enjoy – it’s a win win! Here are all of the classroom recipes that I’ve shared over the years. Let’s start with the ones you can eat! Click on the image for more information and the full recipe. Now here are a few you won’t want to eat – but they’re still a ton of fun! When I’m looking for just the right art recipe I always turn to my…
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Spring Themes for Preschool
Spring offers so many relevant topics to explore, so I wanted to put together a list with some old favorites and some new ideas – we all need to shake things up every now and then. Doesn’t looking at this graphic just give you ALL the spring feels?! his also gave me a ton of new ideas, I’ve got some work to do! Here’s the full list of 30 different themes, the ones that I currently have resources available for are linked. 1. Rain 2. Gardening 3. Seeds 4. Flowers 5. St. Patricks day 6. Easter 7. Weather gear 8. Bugs 9. Wind 10. Plants 11. Water cycle 12. Recycling…
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Printable Christmas Activities for Preschool
We have a couple of weeks left before Christmas, which means a lot of preschool energy to burn. It always seems like attention spans are even shorter in December, so more activities are needed! Here are all of my printable Christmas activities to make your planning a littler easier. Click on the image for more information.
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Holiday Season Planning
December is upon us and the holidays are calling! I’ve really streamlined my planning and prep this year, so I thought that I’d pull all of my blog resources together in one place to help you do the same. Here are all of my posts about planning for Christmas and the holiday season. Click on the image to read the full post. Happy Christmas planning!
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Planning the BEST Preschool Graduation
No Preschool Graduation ceremony will ever run completely smoothly – your performers are preschoolers, they’re bound to do something unpredictable, and sometimes these unpredictable moments are the most endearing parts of the entire ceremony. There are still some things that you can do to help your students prepare and ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. Here are a few tips that have worked for me in the past; Do you have any tips that have saved the day? Feel free to share them in the comments!
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Spring Break Staycation Ideas
I am all about the staycation! It’s perfect for spring break because it doesn’t always fall at the best time to travel, and really who wants to travel with everyone else in the world. The perks of a staycation are that you don’t have to pack, you get to sleep in your own bed, and there’s no jet lag. Plus, since you’re not spending money on flights or hotels you can stretch your budget a lot farther. So how do you make a staycation really feel like a vacation, and not just laying around on your couch watching Netflix? Here are my tips. Plan ahead. Having a specific plan in…
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Planner Supplies for 2025
I see my planner as an extension of myself. That might sound a little dramatic, but I’m serious! It’s where I keep track of all of the tasks I need to complete, but it also serves as a record of special events, notes about things like snow days, birthday plans, vacation packing lists, and all of the things that are important to me and to my family. Since I use my planner as both a calendar and a scrapbook I’ve gathered quite a few materials to help really make it mine. Here are my favorite planning products for 2025 (all links are affiliates. First things first, I have to keep…
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