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- How Are You Feeling?: Lesson Plans on Emotions for Preschoolers
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- Starting Off on the Right Foot: Preschool Morning Activities
- I Have a Dream: Preschool Martin Luther King Jr. Lesson Plan
- A Short Stack of Learning: A Preschool Pancake Lesson and Craft
- Make New Friends But Keep the Old: PreK Theme Friends Lesson
- PreKindergarten Learning Cooperation: Lesson Plans on The Little Red Hen
- A Year Full of Fun: Preschool Themes for the Whole School Year
- Making Routines Fun: Preschool Walking in a Line and Line Up Song
- What's the Difference? A Unit on Comparing Fractured and Regular Fairy Tales
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A Year Full of Fun: Preschool Themes for the Whole School Year
Fitting a year's worth of curriculum in can be challenging enough, but how do you also make learning fun? This article gives you preschool themes for the whole school year broken down into monthly and weekly themes that can be used to incorporate...Published on June 2, 2011 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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What's the Difference? A Unit on Comparing Fractured and Regular Fairy Tales
Now that your students understand fractured fairy tales, it is time to break them down and look at them carefully! Comparing and Contrasting fractured fairy tales is like a treasure hunt for students to find the similarities and differences between...Published on June 1, 2011 to K-12 Learning
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Young Minds Blossom: A Preschool Flower Unit
This fun preschool flower unit is a great way to incorporate science with the excitement of spring! By making the life cycle and labeling diagrams, your preschool students will blossom with flower power!Published on May 24, 2011 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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I Have a Dream: Preschool Martin Luther King Jr. Lesson Plan
Every January, students all across the United States learn about Martin Luther King's work and his dream for our country, but how do you teach this to preschool students? This Martin Luther King Jr. lesson plan for preschool provides ideas on...Published on October 17, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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Making Routines Fun: Preschool Walking in a Line and Line Up Song
All classrooms have procedures that are followed daily to help the class run more smoothly and efficiently. This preschool walking in a line and line up song provides teachers with a creative way to help with this transition and remind students of behavior...Published on May 3, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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Water, Water Everywhere! Water Craft Ideas for Toddlers
Water is used in almost every daily activity. So why should arts and crafts be any different? These water craft ideas for toddlers will make water fun and exciting!Published on March 30, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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A Short Stack of Learning: A Preschool Pancake Lesson and Craft
This preschool pancake lesson and craft brings the breakfast favorite to the classroom by providing reading instruction, a fun craft, and a yummy ending to an exciting lesson!Published on March 12, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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Mooo-ve over Picasso, We're Making Cow Art: Preschool Cow Project
Holy Cow! You are teaching a lesson on farm animals and it's time to focus on the cow. What do you do? This preschool cow project is an exciting and fun way to bring your cow theme to crafts!Published on March 10, 2010 to Preschool & Early Childhood Education
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A Cooperative Learning Fractured Fairy Tale Project
Students will work together on a cooperative learning project about fractured fairy tales. These projects will require cooperation, respect for each other, and responsibility. The students will also be given ownership of their projects by selecting...Published on February 13, 2010 to K-12 Learning
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Cinderella Did What???: Writing Fractured Fairy Tales
The imagination of your students will come to life as they begin writing fractured fairy tales. The students will enjoy taking a classic fairy tale and making it their own story in any zany way they see fit!Published on February 13, 2010 to K-12 Learning