Subitizing sounds like a big skill for preschool, but simply put, subitizing is the ability to quickly identify the number of items in a small set without counting. We can help our children practice subtizing by using subitizing cards in preschool. But, before we talk about the how,...
Spring has sprung and out come those bugs! What a perfect time to bug out in your classroom! . Today I want to share with you five FREE bug activities for preschoolers!
Each one of these bug activities come from a resource in the Lovely Commotion Preschool Resources store. I'll note which...
When you think about setting your preschoolers up to be readers, what do you think of?
Maybe letter recognition and sounds... maybe phonetic concepts.... maybe even sight words.
While those things are important and essential, there is something we as preschool teachers can do to...
Raise your hand if you do a pet theme during the year!
Using the theme of pets in your preschool lesson plans is so relatable to kids. Many families have pets at home or children know of someone in their family or neighborhood with a pet. So many pets now-a-days are...
We love our light table. There is just something about things that light up that make them more exciting. So, when our preschool ordered some tabletop light tables- I was psyched! I knew exactly what I wanted to do - create some light table activities for my littles!
Ever...
Got a Circle Time Cart? This is one idea for circle time that you are going to want to see!
When you take a minute to stop and think of all the things that you use or could use during circle time, a long list might start forming. Calendar pieces, pointers, markers, well-wishing wands,...
Young children are little explorers. They love magnifying glasses, binoculars and touching everything in sight! As we know, this is how young children figure out the world- through exploration! So, when planning academic activities for young children, why not build off...
Got three year olds? How about two year olds?
A handful of years ago I jumped back into classroom setting. I was teaching young children in my home and was ready for a switch. I had mainly worked with pre-k and first graders, but this jump back in was working with ten three year...
