To kids, Labor Day means the first holiday of the school year, or the actual end of summer because school starts the next day. Learn about the true meaning behind the holiday here.
Babies are very fun to watch and observe. They grow and develop so quickly, almost right before our eyes! Prior to being born, though, they have even more rapid growth as a fetus.
Soap, water, and bubbles mixed with preschool children is a match made in heaven. Use variations of this easy science experiment using bubbles for 4 year olds to ensure fun while learning.
Young children love to learn about animals. Seals are one of the cutest aquatic creatures out there. Learn more about these wide-eyed creatures and some fun seal activities for preschoolers.
Preschoolers are fascinated with watching things grow, as well as monitoring their own growth. Engage their curiosity with life cycle activities all around the science curriculum.
Teach children interactive activities to learn color words. These activities can be done individually, in small groups, or as a whole class. They are also cheap and easy to make!
Bryan Lambke wrote his book, "I Just Am," with assistance from his father, Tom, to bring about awareness and understanding of Down syndrome. Filled with photographs and Bryan's own words, it is a great resource for both adults and children...
Young children are naturally attracted to works of art. Learn how to incorporate art into your preschool classroom to teach about artists over the centuries.
Save time and money by using these free printable preschool decodable books for in your language arts curriculum. These sites also include supplemental activities to accompany each book.
The angry or frustrated child needs an outlet for his anger. Teach him how to identify his feelings and triggers and how to cope when the feelings arise.