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Give pre-K/kindergarten teachers a thematic curriculum guide of cross-subject activity ideas (art, math, science, dramatic play, literacy, movement) for a community-helpers/careers unit.
Provide a preschool/kindergarten curriculum unit demystifying the concepts of daytime and nighttime, teaching related vocabulary, and celebrating daily routines through cross-curricular activities.
Preschool/Kindergarten thematic curriculum unit on shapes, providing vocabulary, concepts, and a wide range of hands-on activity ideas across learning centers.
Engage in a wide range of teacher-led activities across sensory play (lily pad/counting frogs in a water table), art (paper-bag frog puppets, pom-pom frogs, webbed-hand tracing, frog foot printing, lily pad painting), cooking (lily-pad pond snacks, jello jiggler frogs, frog-on-a-log, toad-in-a-hole), circle/community…
Three spring-themed arts-and-crafts activities that build fine motor skills through coloring, cutting, folding, and gluing.
Complete Spring-themed worksheets such as tracing a maze, matching pictures to shadows, cut-and-paste activities, and other phonics/math practice pages.
Follow numbered step-by-step instructions to paint, cut, glue, fold, tear, and assemble each craft (e.g. paper plate sun, handprint crab, tissue paper watermelon).
Students color the acorn pieces (or use a pre-colored version), then carefully cut and glue them together to assemble an acorn picture/craft.
Cut out spring-themed word cards (e.g., bird, flowers, rain cloud, bird egg, watering can, bee, earth worm, rainbow, leaf, rainy day, to water the plants, bird nest, bird house, sun, rubber boots, umbrella, puddle, caterpillar, ladybird, to plant, snail, flower pot, butterfly, frog) and glue each one into its…
Practice spring literacy skills with word tracing, sound and spelling sorts, syllable activities, sight-word games and writing prompts.