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Crafts For Preschoolers

Z nowym rokiem szkolnym zaczynamy planować zajęcia związane z jesienią. Przygotowałam dla swoich uczniów nowe materiały związane z tym tematem. Zanim jednak pojawią się ona na blogu, podzielę się z…

Piękną jesień mieliśmy w tym roku, jednak nadchodzi czas, by powitać zimę. Dlatego na pożegnanie ostatni nasz jesienny projekt – drzewko z farbowanych pestek dyni. Potrzebne będą: pestki dyni, barwniki…

Z nowym rokiem szkolnym zaczynamy planować zajęcia związane z jesienią. Przygotowałam dla swoich uczniów nowe materiały związane z tym tematem. Zanim jednak pojawią się ona na blogu, podzielę się z…

Theme: Waddles, by David McPhail Honey Pot is 2 years and 8 months old This month’s featured author in the Virtual Book Club is David McPhail. We borrowed a few of his books from the library. What wonderful illustrations, and such cute characters. It was a toss-up between Waddles and My Little Brother. I would really like to have chosen the latter, but I couldn’t think of any activities that would involve both kids while showing her why her brother is so great. So alas, we chose Waddles…

We created this great resource to go along with your seasons unit and, though we don't know when you tackle this topic during the school year, thought we'd share it now since it can fit in with any of your seasonal activities. Provided with four trees, one from each season, students will practice making associations between various items/pictures found on the activity squares and the different seasons - considering weather, clothing, and activities that are unique to each time of year - and…

Help your kindergartener cut out the shapes at the bottom, then match them up to the right season. Then go crazy coloring!

A beautiful tree mural with very little painting required. You can create a tree mural design using the concept from my previous post. 1. Find yourself a tree shape outline. There are loads to be f…

Four season tree craft for kids to explore the seasonal changes. A perfect and easy craft for any of the 4 seasons: spring, summer, fall or winter.

We created this great resource to go along with your seasons unit and, though we don't know when you tackle this topic during the school year, thought we'd share it now since it can fit in with any of your seasonal activities. Provided with four trees, one from each season, students will practice making associations between various items/pictures found on the activity squares and the different seasons - considering weather, clothing, and activities that are unique to each time of year - and…

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