Ready for another week of linking and sharing your preschool and kindergarten learning ideas? Be sure to stop by our PreK & K Pinterest board to see a collection of the different posts we are pinning – including yours!
Don’t forget to link up a post (or two) of yours and share what you’ve been working on with your kids! Here are a few fun ideas from last week’s linkup.
Thanksgiving Sensory Play
If you still have time to squeeze in a few more Thanksgiving-themed ideas, check out these Thanksgiving Sensory Play ideas from Fantastic Fun and Learning – some cute ideas!
Alphabet Letter Learning Game
If you are familiar with the game battleship, this alphabet game from Mom Inspired Life is a great learning twist on the game format. (I may be adding this one to my file to play with my nieces and nephew.)
Toilet Paper Train Craft
Here’s a fun toilet paper train craft to work on using recycled materials. You can make your train as long {or as short} as you’d like. We decided on four colors, so we had four cars on our train. Be sure to ask your child which is first and last. I forgot that the caboose is red…and had a four-year-old that was non-too-happy when he saw I made it the engine.
Learning Colors and Numbers with Uno
One game that is wonderful for teaching colors and numbers, in addition to just having fun, is the game of Uno. Life Through My Lens shares their learning fun with the game.
That’s it for this week!! Thanks so much for checking in with us and sharing below.
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