Spring offers milder weather and opportunities for children to experience fresh air and Spring breezes. Bring different flowers such as daffodils, tulips, crocus, snowdrops and lilacs into the classroom throughout the spring season. Provide time for children to share their knowledge about the plants, to inquire about the plants, their names, the parts of the plants or anything else they are ... continue reading...
KINDERGARTEN MAPS
Start a unit on kindergarten maps by reading "Rosie's Walk" by Pat Hutchins. It's an excellent story to begin map activities. Like all early childhood concepts, keep mapping as hands on as possible for preschool and kindergarten students. Read Rosie's Walk to the children a few times before using the book as a basis for activities. Don't assume that young children know that the fox is after ... continue reading...
SPRING ART
There is something wonderful about Spring and the season offers so much inspiration for spring art activities. Longer days, tulips and crocuses and daffodils popping up in the garden, baby farm animals, windy days and beautiful blossoms on the trees are all exciting after the short, dark days of winter. This Spring art activity is a lesson in observational drawing and a record of the growth of ... continue reading...
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