Assessments provide an incredible amount of useful information about each child’s progress and needs allowing preschool teachers and parents to know the developmental level of their children to design individual activities to help them develop key skills to ensure their school readiness.
The Bat Cave Alphabet Matching hands-on fun activity will allow preschoolers to identify, name and match upper and lowercase letters, develop their ability to distinguish between letters that look alike further, and practice their one-to-one correspondence, fine motor, and pre-writing skills.
This Counting Apples 0 – 10 activity is educational, pretty, and fun, which made them the perfect addition to your preschool math center and will help your preschoolers strengthen their counting, one-to-one correspondence, concentration, and fine motor skills.
World Octopus Day reminds us that this amazing creature exist, and gives us an excuse to share facts about it hoping to stir in our preschoolers a deep appreciation for it, connecting us with nature, and giving us the opportunity to admire the wonders of it.
These Fall Colors Sorting Mats is a great sorting activity for preschoolers learning about fall colors, because it is simple and educational, and will help your preschoolers practice their color recognition, fine motor, hand-eye coordination and control, concentration skills, one-to-one correspondence, and language development.
Celebrating World Rhino Day with our preschoolers is a way to educate them and their families about the danger of extinction that all five rhino species are facing due to the excessive inhumane killing of poachers to collect their horns, hoping to encourage in them to love and desire to preserve this endangered species.
These FREE Apple Letters Tracing activities are educational, pretty, and fun, which made them the perfect addition to your preschool writing center and will help your preschoolers strengthen their letter recognition, concentration, and fine motor skills.
International Red Panda Day is celebrated on the third Saturday of September, to create awareness about this beautiful species that is already near extinction, trying to protect it and solve the problems that are causing this situation. These ideas and suggestions intent to create in our preschoolers the desire to become defenders of the planet and its inhabitants for life.
This Dog Alphabet Letter Match Game will preschoolers get more familiar with the alphabet, and develop their ability to recognize the letters in both forms, uppercase and lowercase, and associate printed text with the spoken language.
Portfolios allow teachers to evaluate the child’s overall performance, encourage preschoolers to reflect on their work, give parents the opportunity to see more clearly their child overall knowledge, and give the teachers a powerful tool to show parents the actual child’s progress using the child’s work samples and evaluation results during parent’s conferences and highlight the best traits of each child and their classroom as a whole.
