We all really enjoyed all of the Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! The Jellyfish Counting Math Center is great for developing your little learners’ counting to 20 and fine motor skills. Jellyfish Counting Math Center What you need: […]

We all really enjoyed all of the Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! The Feed the Shark Math Center is great for developing your little learners’ counting to 20 and fine motor skills. Feed the Shark Math Center What

We all really enjoyed all of the Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! The Letter Fishing Literacy Center is great for developing your little learners’ beginning sounds identification and fine motor skills. Letter Fishing Literacy Center What you need:

We all really enjoyed all of the Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! The Roll, Say & Color/ Cover Literacy Center is great for developing your little learners’ beginning sounds identification and fine motor skills. Roll, Say & Color/

We all really enjoyed all of the Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! The Water & Land Animals Sorting Activity is great for developing your little learners’ word recognition and categorizing abilities. Water & Land Animals Sorting Activity What

We all really enjoyed this weeks Aquatic Animals Themed Activities – creating animals with Lego blocks and wooden shapes, fishing magnetic letters, making apple turtles and feeding sharks! Aquatic Animals Themed Activities Creative Space Play dough, stamps, scissors, lacing beads and cards, puzzles and blocks are set out for the children to choose from, and

The 5 Senses Walk Pictograph is a great activity to develop fine motor and sequencing skills as well as to recognize color words. 5 Senses Walk What you need: Time for the activity: Give each child a ‘My 5 Senses Walk’ printable and take them for a walk outside. Sit quietly somewhere.  Children see how

The Brown Bear, Brown Bear Word Cards & Pocket Chart Sentences is a great activity to develop fine motor and sequencing skills as well as to recognize color words. Brown Bear, Brown Bear Word Cards & Pocket Chart Sentences What you need: Word Cards cut out and laminated Pocket chart sentences printed, laminated and put

The My Feelings Math Centers is a fun way to understand all the feels we feel. It’s a great activity to develop fine motor, counting and one-on-one correspondence skills. Center 1: My Feelings Board Game What you need: Time for the activity: Laminate the board game. Cut out the feeling cards, fold it over so

The Glad Monster, Sad Monster Art Activity is a fun way to understand all the feels we feel. It’s a great activity to develop fine-motor skills. My Feelings Art Activity: Glad Monster, Sad Monster I found this awesome Art Activity Idea over at FourCheekyMonkeys.com. Instead of paper plates, I just cut circles out of colored construction