Take Your Preschooler on a Hike
October 3Fall is a great month to take your preschooler on a hike. Hikes are great because of the obvious physical exercise that they give to your child. They are also a terrific way to teach kids about nature. Kids can learn to interact appropriately with the plants and animals that live in your area and can gain an appreciation for the world around them. Hikes can also be used for many different lessons including teaching the skill of observation, learning about the culture of people who once lived in the area where you are hiking and starting to understand about the weather and terrain. Plus, taking your preschooler on a hike is a great bonding experience.
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- Song for Rosh Hashanah - ecewebguide.com has some really cute Rosh Hashanah Songs for Preschoolers. Teach your children all about the Jewish Holiday Rosh Hashanah through Music. Kids will have fun learning… it doesn’t get much better than that.
- Stuffed Round Challah - Here is a craft you can do with your Preschool children perfect for Rosh Hashanah. Make a stuffed Round Challah… you will find all the details you need for this Rosh Hashanah craft here.
- Rosh Hashanah Activities For Young Children at JewZ.com - Here are a couple of great Preschool Rosh Hashanah activities that you can do with your children at home. Stop by JewZ.com and learn how to make an Aluminum Foil Shofar and Your Own Greeting Cards for the New Year.
- Preschool by Stormie – Find not only Preschool Rosh Hashanah Crafts, but also some Rosh Hashanah History.
- Shofar Blasts - There are three types of shofar blasts that you hear during Rosh Hashanah.If you are curious what the Shofar sounds like when blown check out the Shofar Page at Akhlah.com. Here you can learn all about the shofar and what sound it makes when blown.
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Preschool Fall Activities and Crafts…. let the fun begin!!
September 5Wow! Can you believe that fall is already almost here? The time sure does fly, especially when you’ve been having summer fun. But fall is a terrific season and one that many of us look forward to. The change in temperature and scenery around us is beautiful and the fall holidays are filled with fun. And this means that there are lots of preschool fall activities that we can all get excited about.
Here are some of the activities to put on your preschool projects calendar for the autumn months:
(more...)Top 5 Labor Day Activities for Kids.
September 3
Today is Labor Day. Labor Day is a day to celebrate the economic and social achievements of workers. This day can be a difficult day to explain to Preschoolers. Yes, it’s a Holiday, but it is a tough one for young children to grasp.
A couple of days ago I gave you some ideas on Teaching Kids about Labor Day. Since today is Labor Day I thought I would give you my Top 5 List of Labor Day Activities for Kids.
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- Labor Day Crafts Kids Can Make - Danielle’s Place has a wonderful Labor Day Activities Page. They have Job Coloring Pages, a Card Craft for Kids, and a cool Occupation Charades game.
- Labor Day Word Search KIDS - There is nothing better than combining something fun with educational. Here is a Labor Day Word Search Puzzle for Elementary School Kids.
Have a fun and safe Labor Day!!
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Cooking with Kids
August 28Cooking with kids can be one of the most terrific activities that can happen in a home. Sure, there’s going to be mess and there’s always a little bit of risk when putting kids in the kitchen, but cooking with kids teaches a variety of lessons that will apply to all areas of life and education. Plus, cooking with kids helps to establish a bond between you that will last a lifetime.
Here are just some of the things that kids can learn when you cook with them:
(more...)Preparing Your Child To Start Preschool
August 27No parent is ever ready for the day that their child goes off to preschool. But that doesn’t mean that your preschooler can’t be ready. Even if you’re nervous about the separation, you should do your best to make sure that your child is prepared to head off to preschool when the time is right. You want to do well as a parent and part of this means giving your child the tools to go off on his own, even if it’s just for a few hours at preschool. And by preparing your child both educationally and emotionally for the preschool experience, you’ll help to quell your own fears about the situation.
Here are some of the things that you need to do when preparing your child to start preschool:
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