I know many of you teachers, homeschoolers, and unschoolers out there are back to school already. You've been preparing for months but you still want some ideas stored away for a rainy day, or maybe just some newer ideas to add to your usual lesson plans. So here you go! This week on It's Playtime I bring you some great learning ideas posted during last weeks play date. Enjoy, share, and add your own! We are so glad you came to play.
I Heart Crafty Things put together this great lesson plan revolving around the book, Red Light, Green Light by Anastasia Suen. She includes color sorting, math, language, and fine motor skills. Perfect for boys and girls alike!
Simple and beautiful, this fine motor skill activity from Share & Remember involves small suction cup bath mats and jewels. Preschoolers will enjoy creating patterns and designs with an underwater theme.
Keeping Life Creative shared a DIY Recycled Crayon post, melting similar colored crayons together in cupcake papers, creating new, peanut butter cup shaped crayons. While over at Slightly Nerdy. Sometimes Cool. they used Recycled Crayons to create their own rainbow crayons.
Over at Tinker Lab, Rachelle's been working hard on her DIY Light Table and adding a different element to the learning experience...salt! I love the prints and patterns that adding salt to the table creates.
While on the discussion of Discovering Light, Beansprouts Preschool Blog took a boring, old sensory table full of cornstarch and shells and added some beautiful colored lights, creating a whole new sensory experience!
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