"Children were very interested in whether all the different balls in our collection would roll. We created a web where we could capture our findings and document our learning about the characteristics of things that could roll. After our discovery that only round balls rolled, we had a great extension conversation about wheels as well and discussed what would happen if the wheels on our cars were square instead of round." -- Todd, Pre-K Teacher
A book list for a ball theme in your preschool or pre-k classroom. Best ball books to read aloud for a ball unit to along with your TSG balls study.
Cotton ball painting is a fun art activity that's great for toddlers all the way up to big kids! It's simple enough to do in a classroom or at home!
Toddlers can have fun with an active game to help them learn shapes! All you need is a ball, some toys and some tape. Easy-peasy DIY!
Away We Go by Chieu Anh Urban is a clever little book that will introduce and teach shapes to very young children. Plus, we have a wonderful round up of early geometry activities that are simple and clever.
These pairs of sports balls come in big and little sizes. Have your preschooler identify the bigger and smaller object to build early math skills.
Make some interactive phonics ball games for preschoolers and young school learners with these easy DIY ideas! Perfect for those children who are beginning to learn their letter sounds and then use them to create small words. If you’ve been around here for a few years you’ll know that apart from making play dough recipes,...Read More »
Browse over 170 educational resources created by The Preschool Patch in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
STEM and blocks center prop idea list for the WHOLE year, every season, holiday, and theme! Make it an amazing place for your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten engineers. #preschool #prek #kindergarten #STEM #blockscenter
This is part of a PreK Topic Study on Balls. They are seeing which sonk or float, testing weight and textures #ballstudy #topicstudy #prek #balls #sinkorfloat #sinkandfloat #science #scienceforkids #sensoryplay #sensory #preschool #water #sensorybinideas
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Ready, set, go! Get over 25 ideas for sports activities for preschool, pre-k, & kinder students. There are ideas for math, literacy, fine motor, & more!
Ready for game day?! This pack is full of math, literacy, and writing centers that are hands on and fun! Preschool kiddos will have a blast ...
This resource is included in Circus Unit for Kindergarten-Holistic English Series #27. At this link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Circus-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-27-8156815 The resource will focus on an image of a clown juggling. Make counting practice interactive with the activities. Teachers can introduce new vocabulary words like "juggle," and review "clown," and "ball," while also using terms like "count," promoting both mathematical and everyday vocabulary. By counting the balls, students can practice their counting in a hands-on way. Reading the written number words on the flashcards strengthens literacy skills. Print and create a big reader circus ball using the template. Teacher: What number is it? Students: eight! Flashcards are great for reviewing the numbers 1 to 10 on the board. Place the flashcards in random order. Have the learners come and write the numeral next to each one. Play a race game. Divide the class into two teams. Say a number from 1 to 10. The first student from each team will run to the board and slap the flashcard as they say the number. The team will win a point as they have participated correctly. Writing number words using the small cards and plastic plates along whiteboard markers encourages students to focus on spelling patterns and sounds. Enhance Fine Motor Skills using play dough. This supports the development of fine motor skills needed for writing. Have the students make balls with play dough to match to the picture. Ask questions: How many balls are there? Student: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven! Use this worksheet to have learners follow spoken instructions. They should listen carefully and understand directions, which is essential for language development. Listening to the words and coloring helps students recognize the vocabulary. Teacher: Number five is yellow. This worksheet set reinforces number recognition by connecting numerals with quantities and words. There are cut-out balls to place in the clown’s hands. It allows young learners to develop their fine motor skills, which is essential for writing and other tasks. Games encourage students to interact and communicate with their peers as they match numbers, numerals and words. Use the cards from the game to play Throw the Bean Bag! Make puppets using all the cards and play even more games. Explore a world of engaging, interactive resources tailored for young English language learners! My Linktree offers tools to make learning fun and effective. Click here to access resources designed to support early language learning: linktr.ee/HolisticEnglishResources
These ball themed counting cards for numbers 1-20 are perfect for practicing counting up to 20. They can also be used for a sports theme. Students practice counting within tens frames and can practice number word recognition for numbers 1-10. There are two sets of cards that provide two levels of...
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