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Drawing Fun Snails with Crayons Snails, with their beautiful shells and slow-paced nature, can be a delightful subject for drawing. And wha...
Here is a math warm up to get your kindergarten children counting to ten with counters. Use it to engage them before you start a mini lesson...
Drawing in kindergarten helps you integrate practice for fine motor skills with creativity and writing! Your children will be inspired to wr...
Play is a natural way for children to learn and develop, and it's a great way to teach math concepts. Manipulatives, games, and math ce...
Interactive hands-on attendance charts are an important part of kindergarten classrooms. They provide a fun and engaging way for students to...
Let’s have a farm adventure in kindergarten - learning about hens, igniting creativity and practicing some essential fine motor skills for e...
Have you noticed that spring is the ideal time to review the addition concept, strategies and facts with your learners? Just like gardens ar...
Addition is important in kindergarten - it's a foundational concept that will lead to other areas of math (including subtraction, multi...
Encourage your children to embrace their inner artist and draw spring tulips with crayons before painting with watercolors. You'll build...
Create a beautiful and vibrant paper tulip garden with just a few squares of paper and some crayons! It's a fun and easy activity for ...
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