Welcome to Day 4 of our preschool science series. Today Deborah Stewart from Teach Preschool is sharing a simple preschool experiment to do in class or at home. It would also make a nice Mother’s Day gift! Thank you Deborah for showcasing this flower observation activity. This simple flower activity is a wonderful way to […]
Science with Preschoolers
Has teaching preschool science seemed like something you never get around to doing? Does it seem overwhelming or messy? Not sure how to get started? Over the years I have written many posts, along with several guest posters on helping our littlest learners have a great start in science and more importantly—enjoy it! Our goal is […]
Learning about Monarch Butterflies
One fond school memory my older children have is raising butterflies. We bought a special kit, ordered our caterpillars and watched the magnificent change take place. My younger girls have been asking if they can have butterflies this year. As soon as the weather gets warmer, we will be ordering a new group of butterflies […]
Fall I Spy Cards
Fall is my favorite season of the year. I love the cooler (but not too cold) weather, the changing colors of the leaves, the many festivals and outdoor activities, and fall food (apple-anything, pumpkin anything.) One of my family’s favorite places to go is our local museum. There are many walking paths and gardens […]
Butterfly, Butterfly, Fly, Fly Away
After watching a recent episode of Barney, my girls and I were inspired (yes, Barney inspired us—lol) to do some butterfly-related crafts and activities. We sang Butterfly, Butterfly, Fly, Fly Away (which we heard on Barney) many times this week. If you don’t know the tune, it makes a great counting poem too. (Click the […]
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