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Dissecting A Pumpkin
Photo Source: nwf.org Preschoolers possess an innate curiosity about the wo...
Read MoreCommunity Helpers: Police Officers
Police officers help to keep our communities orderly and safe. Here are some ...
Read MoreHalloween Science For Kinders!
Photo Source: Andrey Kiselev While your classroom Halloween party provides ...
Read MoreWhose Tracks Are These? Footprint Craft & Bulle...
Photo Source: Classroom Displays and Bulletin Boards | Jacie Feinberg This ...
Read MoreThe Science of Pumpkins
Photo Source: www.flickr.com/photos/tambako/500089629/ With fall in full sw...
Read MoreGrow An “Egghead” in Preschool
Photo Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/themonnie/ It doesn't need to be...
Read MorePretend Archeological Digs
Photo Source: Flickr | Abby Batchelder There are two things every kid loves...
Read MoreWe're "Hooked" On Our Class Fish Themed Bulleti...
Because a teacher's time is precious (and very limited at times!), it is imp...
Read MoreNature Drawings Under Magnification
Jacquelien of Kids Artists shares a wonderful art exercise that will help tea...
Read MorePrint Making with Muffin & Pie Pans
Print making is a great exercise to do with preschoolers because it demonstra...
Read MoreTools for Your Morning Routine in the Early Chi...
Kids thrive with routine and, in truth, most teachers enjoy the sense of norm...
Read MoreMaking Things "Egg-Citing"! Back-to-School Bull...
Photo Source: mrsnaylorsclassroom.com While Mrs. Naylor created this board ...
Read MoreLiterature As Lesson Planning Inspiration
Even seasoned teachers need lesson planning inspiration every now and then. I...
Read MoreMagnifying Glass Matching Game
Wondering how to incorporate your box of magnifying glasses into classroom ac...
Read MoreHelping Your Students Become Great Scientists
Jennifer Sinsel, elementary science teacher and Lesson Planet guide, maintain...
Read MoreBugs, Bugs, and More Bugs!
Summer is almost here and your preschoolers are certain to be excited and rea...
Read MoreFree Play in Your Toddler Classroom
With toddlers, play-based learning is highly beneficial. Since their attentio...
Read MoreDepicting the Movement of Music
This art project, provided by Holly of Lines, Dots and Doodles, provides a gr...
Read MoreSilly Rooster Hats for Preschool
Since your students are already feeling a bit silly (silly with pure joy that...
Read MoreGrowing Halite Crystals
Growing salt crystals is a great science project for your curious classroom! ...
Read MoreSummer Lesson Plans
Just because the school year is winding down, doesn't mean your lessons have ...
Read MoreTwo Activities for Exploring Taste
We use our sense everyday to make sense of the world around us. The coffee mu...
Read MoreButterfly Wings & Symmetry
Butterflies are fascinating creatures, providing many opportunities for incor...
Read MoreIt's Raining in Preschool Craft
While it does interrupt outside play time, rain can be a fascinating experien...
Read MorePreschool & Science Reunited
As Deborah Stewart so eloquently describes, often times, "preschool teachers ...
Read MoreHomemade Sensory Bottles for Your Toddler Class...
A great way to add color, introduce your students to various materials, and p...
Read MoreColorful Rattlesnake Project
Snakes are fascinating creatures and if you're in to gardening, nature walks,...
Read MoreThe Science of Sound
It can be difficult for young students to grasp the concept of sound waves. J...
Read MoreArt & Physics: When Two Worlds Collide...
This activity takes a bit of work to set up, but the results are phenomenal! ...
Read MoreTextured Finger Paint
Spring is in the air! Flowers are blossoming, trees are filling out, the gras...
Read MoreExploring the Senses Craft
Introducing the five senses can be exciting with this hands-on craft provided...
Read MoreDinosaur Fossil Making
While your students may learn about how fossils are formed in their science ...
Read MoreCreating Little Investigators
Jennifer Sinsel, contributor to Lesson Planet and elementary math/science tea...
Read MoreIt's Raining in Preschool Activity
We've finally entered spring; trading snow and blustery temperatures for warm...
Read MoreExperimenting with Capillarity
While most students know that plants need water to grow, they don't understan...
Read MoreFun Food Chain Activities
Jennifer Sinsel, elementary teacher and contributor to Lesson Planet, has des...
Read MoreScience Fair Tips
Whether an experienced science fair candidate or a new participant, these tip...
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