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Managing a Temper Tantrum in the Preschool Classroom

Let me ask you this question. Have you ever had a child in your classroom get upset when they didn’t get their own way?  If your answer is “yes” (and I’m sure it is), then this episode is for you! Why is that? Simply because in it, I’ll be discussing […]

Amazon Favs for Your Preschool Learning Centers

If you’re anything like me, then you love a good deal (and truth is, who doesn’t?) Which is why this is such an exciting time of the year. As someone who looooves a good deal, Cyber Monday is one of my favorite ways to find good deals on new materials […]

How to Help Bored Children Cope in the Preschool Classroom

 I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty certain hearing a student say “I’m boooooored!!” is every preschool teacher’s nightmare. I’ve been through this before, as have you, I’m sure. And, because of that, I know you can imagine the panic in every teacher’s head when those cursed words […]

How to Get Your Preschool Students Excited About Your Less Popular Classroom Centers

 Imagine with me: You’ve got your preschool classroom all set up. The centers are stocked and ready to be used, full of materials you’ve purchased or made yourself.  Everything is the best it could be, and you just can’t wait for your students to use and enjoy every single […]

Tweezing Corn Fine Motor Practice in Preschool

Provide your preschool kids with a super fun, hands-on activity to practice fine motor skills. They’ll love tweezing corn from the cob!

12 Creative Thanksgiving Ideas To Spice Up Your Classroom This November

Curriculum themes and activities for fall and Thanksgiving for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten; November Preschool Themes; Pre-K fall activities.

Cranberry Sensory Bin for Preschool

A hands-on cranberry sensory bin is perfect for a Thanksgiving theme. Your preschool kids will love using turkey basters and real cranberries

Preschool Thanksgiving Activities: 4 Steps Towards Inclusivity

 Whether you love pumpkin pie and turkey, or you dread family get-togethers, one thing’s for sure, Thanksgiving is almost here!  What does this mean for early childhood teachers like you and me? Well simply… Thanksgiving activities and the dreaded extra work that comes with them. Being a preschool teacher […]

Keeping Restless Preschoolers Engaged With Fall Songs, Books, and Games

Are you still struggling to get your little ones to stay engaged with you in the classroom? Or maybe you’re wondering how you’re ever going to teach them anything at this pace? Well then, I’ve got the solution for you! Today, I’ll be sharing with you the best preschool activities […]

25 Best Gingerbread Man Books for Preschool

Gingerbread book list for your preschool or kindergarten classroom. A read aloud book list for kids at home or in the classroom.

Set Up Your Preschool Classroom Art Area

Art center set-up ideas and pictures for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. How to create an inviting art center to support creativity. How to organize and store your art center supplies.

25 Thanksgiving Books for Preschool

25 Thanksgiving picture books to read aloud during the month of November with a focus on being thankful and turkeys. Perfect for Preschool and Kindergarten.

Process Art vs. Product Art: Which Is Better for Your Preschool Students?

Every pre-k teacher knows it, making art is a big part of preschool. It’s a great way for the children to be creative, enrich their imagination, and develop their fine motor skills in a fun and enjoyable manner. However, making sure your students are creating the right kind of art […]

Preschool Centers: To Combine or Not to Combine?

 If you’re overwhelmed by the sheer amount of educational preschool centers you’re supposed to have in your preschool classroom, then you’re not alone. Many of us find ourselves facing a dilemma when setting up centers in our classroom: Should we have a separate area for each center? Or can […]

The Best (and Worst) Alphabet Activities for the Beginning of the Year

 The beginning of the year is always tricky. There is so much to take care of, things to set up, new students to meet, etc… All of this stuff can be pretty stressful, but I’m here to make it just a little bit easier on you. Friends, today, we’re […]

My Top 4 Preschool Transition Tips for a Successful School Year

 There are some things that will make or break you as a teacher, and transitions are right there at the top of the list for early childhood teachers. Every single day is full of transitions in preschool, so having a surefire list of tips that’ll help you make them […]

Preschool Procedures and Routines Checklist for the First Day of School

The new school year is here, and this means that, like every year, it’s now time for teaching all those important routines and procedures! You see, the life of a preschool teacher is not easy (no matter what some people might tell you). We have quite a few things to […]

36 Must-Read Interactive Books for Preschool Storytime

36 must-read interactive books for an engaging preschool storytime. The best fun and engaging interactive picture books to encourage student participation in preschool or pre-k.

Preschool Book Review: Black Boy, Black Boy, a Joyful Black History Picture Book

Want to add more diverse picture books to your classroom this year?  Discover Black Boy, Black Boy, a beautifully illustrated children’s book with an uplifting message for all young children. This is the perfect picture book if you’re looking for inspirational stories that will resonate with all the students in […]

Manage Preschool Classroom Behavior With a Calm Learning Environment

It’s no secret that early childhood teachers everywhere have seen changes in their students’ behavior since the pandemic began. And because of that, teaching young children is now more challenging than it ever was.  Kids are bouncing off the walls and full of energy… sometimes, a little bit too much […]