Monday, March 31, 2025

March Morning Bins


Skittles Patterns... minus the Skittles,
I used beads instead.


I just die-cut shamrocks from white paper.
I hung on our tree with a pipe cleaner.


Scissor skills here.


Theme Words- we do this for each theme.
I save them for their portfolios.





 

Monday, March 24, 2025

Nursery Rhymes Centers



 Little Miss Muffet*




Patty Cake*



Candle Stick patterns*


Stick letters*


Race up the waterspout*


Egg patterns*
I just dumped a bunch of eggs in our sensory bin with some egg cartons.

Most of the printables are from HERE.

Monday, March 17, 2025

March Morning Work

 I used these colorful 10-frame pop-its
tongs (two sets, so they can choose)
a color cube

These "puzzles" are from Bright Blocks.


This is supposed to be a paint rainbow, but we use pony beads.


Here is a FREE one on TPT.
This one is from HERE.


Monday, March 10, 2025

Seuss Centers

 When I taught kindergarten and First Grade, I did a whole month of Seuss. I picked a book, we dressed up, and we had a themed snack.  Whose idea was this??!?!?!?! It was a huge undertaking, but now all the planning is done. :)

Check the video at the end of the post :)

I think the alphabet was for a bulletin board. The kids use those jumbo fabric letters to match :)


We're still using these rocks
because they are pretty wacky!


Dr Seuss cards- just flashcards either from Target or Dollar Tree
The white pieces are Green Eggs flannel board, also from Oriental Trading
and small red cups with index cards cut in half.


The cups and cards :)
The bigger pails are from Dollar Tree


Paint daubers sheet from here


pokey pins

I have zero knowledge of where I got these from.




Cindy Lou Who, the Grinch, and Max finger puppets


Grinch bag from who knows where lol 
Those Thing number cards, I think, were for a class set for the kids.


inside all the mini erasers!!!


Commercial Seuss Game




Parent made for Seuss towers


Matching sock game


Our pointers
The characters ones are/were sharpeners that I pulled off the sharpeners and glued a chopstick to.
They all came from Dollar Tree I think :)


My calendar cards are always Seuss, nothing new this month :)


We made green eggs in our journals
and my Green Egg socks


I used those plastic Easter eggs to make fizzy eggs.
I took baking soda, gel food coloring, and a splash of water and mixed
 them together until it pretty much stuck together. 
Then I popped them into a sandwich bag, still in the egg form.
I only opened the egg right before the egg-speriment :)
Everyone got a paper cup of vinegar and some droppers to make fizzy eggs.


 Here are tons more of my past Seuss celebrations:


Monday, March 3, 2025

March Morning Bins

 March Morning Bins


I just free-handed this.
Their name goes by the heart.


Here's mine:


Our theme words:
Their age for the number of words.
Clearly, I am 5 :)

I found some papers online, and they had lines, so I went old school
and cut out the lines and glued the outer frame to another piece of paper.


I saw that someone had made these, but I was on a budget, so I made my own.
Those are just Unifix cubes.
Since selling anything Seuss is a HUGE no-no, it gets tricky to find something.
I searched for the creation on TPT without luck :(
If I ever get the files off my old computer, I will post them here.







Monday, February 24, 2025

February Morning Bins

 Theme words on paper from Pocket of Preschool

There is NO name on these!
I can't find it anywhere. :(



Grab these and more here.


 Trace, trace, (write) and erase here $

I like it when things rhyme lol so we leave out the write part lol
We chant "trace, trace, and erase"



Monday, February 17, 2025

Friendship & Valentine Centers

 Sensory Bin
purple and pink liquid watercolors rice
scoops, mini erasers, silicone cupcake liners, see-through hearts



containers for stews (I did add tongs as well)



Light table all see through


Felt hearts and cupcakes


coloring pages



Cookie cutters bought at the end of the season.

For the blocks center


Writing paper and fun writing utensils. 


Target tic-tac-toe games