Before we ever start writing letters, we spend time mastering the 9 foundational pre-writing strokes. Taking it one step at a time builds confidence, strengthens fine motor skills, and makes letter formation so much easier later on! Here's what our progression looks like: ⭐ Day 1: Cover the

Dot pages are one of my favorite low-prep activities because they can be used over and over again while building fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and letter recognition. Here are some of our favorite ways to use them: 🟢 Do-A-Dot markers 🔵 Cover with bingo chips 🟡 Cover with buttons

For every letter we learn, we complete a fun process art project that becomes part of an amazing A–Z Process Art Book by the end of the year! 📚❤️ For the letter C, we explored: 🌽 Corn rolling by dipping an ear of corn in paint and rolling it across the paper 🪮 Comb painting to create fun textu

For every letter we learn, we complete a fun process art project that becomes part of an amazing A–Z Process Art Book by the end of the year! 📚❤️ For the letter D, we explored: 🦖 Dinosaur stamping by dipping toy dinosaurs in paint and stamping them onto paper 💧 Drip art using eyedroppers and w

For every letter we learn, we complete a fun process art project that become part of an amazing A–Z Process Art Book by the end of the year! 📚❤️ For the letter E, we explored: 🥚 Egg stamping by dipping half of a plastic egg in paint to create colorful circle prints 🎲 Egg rolling by placing pai

Getting a head start on next school year! 🍎📚 Today (and over the next few days) I'm printing all of my alphabet activities so I can sort everything by letter and have it ready to grab when school starts. 🙌 Today's printing lineup: 🍎 Alphabet Letter Poems – children search for and circl

For every letter we learn, we complete a fun process art project that become part of an amazing A–Z Process Art Book by the end of the year! 📚❤️ For the letter B, we explored: 🎈 Balloon stamping by dipping a balloon in paint and stamping it onto paper 🫧 Bubble art by mixing dish soap with pain

For every letter we learn, we complete a fun process art project that becomes part of an amazing A–Z Process Art Book by the end of the year! 📚❤️ For the letter A, we explored: 🍎 Apple stamping with half an apple and red paint 🌰 Rolling acorns through paint to create unique designs 🦁 Using to

Celebrating spring in your preschool classroom? 🌼 Take a peek at what I prepped for our flower-themed learning week—packed with hands-on, engaging activities your students will LOVE! All of these printables are on TPT and are perfect for centers, morning tubs, small groups, and independent lear

Doing a rainforest study or theme anytime soon? Then check these ideas out with part 2 coming tomorrow! Everything printable is on my TPT! Here is what I planned: 🐒 Hanging Monkeys and Pattern cards. I ripped green table clothes to look like vines and hung them from the ceiling for kids to hang

We’re rounding into St. Patrick’s Day week and I just wanted to share my favorite activities from my classroom: ☘️Build a rainbow with play-doh and pipe cleaners ☘️Build a leprechaun Beard with Play-doh balls. Children picked a number card and then added that many play-doh balls to his beard (