Teachers of preschool children are constantly on the lookout for the latest research and new activities to try in their classrooms. The Bright Hub Guide to Preschool Children is full of all of those things. Information is geared toward those who are considered typically developing, as well as those with special needs. Find what fits your classroom's needs. Activities contained within may be appropriate year-round, and some may be seasonal. Research is shared to keep teachers up-to-date on the latest trends and findings. Advice and ideas come from fellow teachers of preschool children, so their words are tried and true.
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| A Guide to Summertime Planning for the Preschool Teacher
Summertime...and the livin' is easy! We all know that tune, but what happens during week two when the children are bored? Use this table of contents to help with your summer... |
Preschool Character Education Needs Educator-Parent Partnerships
Parent teacher collaboration, with preschool children’s character trait formation as the target, is an important building block in the overall shaping of a child’s understanding... |
| A Guide to Preschool Big Books
Looking for ways to use big books in your preschool classroom? Find ideas for what to teach with them, where to get them and a list of big books preschool children will love.... |
How to Create Winter Art Projects for Preschool
Looking for some preschool children's winter art projects? Here are a collection of creative art ideas with free downloadable templates that you can use in your classroom.... |
| Academic Interventions for Children at Preschool
Academic interventions for preschool age children often consist of reading strategies. Reading is the foundation of better learning in all subjects and is important for better understanding... |
Guess Who? Interactive Name Games for Preschoolers
"Hey, Teacher! Can you help me?" "Yes, the first thing I will help you with is learning my name!" Start learning the names of everyone in class... |