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If your preschoolers are suddenly obsessed with the Netflix movie K-Pop Demon Hunters, you’re not alone! These K-Pop Demon Hunters preschool activities are a fun way to bring that excitement into your classroom while building important SEL skills. While the movie itself is aimed at older kids, the themes are perfect for sparking preschool conversations about friendship, bravery, and celebrating […]
“Hey! That’s not fair!” If you’ve been in a classroom for more than five minutes, you’ve probably heard those four words and you’ll hear them a lot during the school year. Young children have a strong sense of justice (especially when they think they’ve missed out on something!). But here’s the thing: fair doesn’t always mean equal and that’s a […]
If you’re anything like me, you love a good themed week—but Earth Day is more than just cute crafts and green glitter. It’s a golden opportunity to help our preschoolers fall in love with caring for our planet… in ways they actually understand. Whether you’re planning a full week of earth day activities for preschool or just want to sprinkle […]
Conflict resolution can be tricky for all of us. Now, imagine being a four-year-old in preschool, trying to navigate conflicts with other four-year-olds—yikes! Our little learners are still figuring out their emotions, learning how to communicate their needs, and understanding the difference between big and small problems. And all the while, they’re doing their best to solve daily disagreements with […]
Are you searching for preschool conflict resolution activities that are easy to implement and effective? Do you find your preschoolers often struggling to resolve conflicts, arguing frequently, or running to you upset? Preschool is a time of immense growth, where young learners absorb essential life skills. Among the most important skills to teach is conflict resolution, which can feel daunting […]
Are you wondering if social-emotional learning is right for you and your classroom? Have you heard it spoken about but aren’t really sure what it’s all about or if you should even bother with intentionally teaching social-emotional learning skills? Well, if you have, this is THE blog post for you. I want you to grab a comfy seat and a […]
As teachers, how often do we use throw away terms such as, “well done” or “good job”? If we really think about it, using generic phrases like that, mean very little and can often lose their impact over time. Have you ever considered trying something more heartfelt and meaningful? If you have, this blog post is exactly what you need. […]
When it comes to teaching our preschoolers about problem-solving, one of the most important steps is helping them understand the size of the problem by using big problem little problem activities. Why is this important? It will help them see that not all problems are equal. Therefore, their strategies will differ when figuring out which problem solving strategy is most […]
Do you use social scenarios in your classroom? Perhaps you are curious about using them effectively with your students. If you have dabbled, do you feel like you need some fresh ideas on how to maximize their power? If you’ve answered “Yes” to any of these questions, you are in the right place! In this blog post, we will delve […]
As teachers, we know the power of a good story. Story books about anxiety can be game-changers when it comes to helping kids navigate their big feelings. They provide a safe, engaging way for children to explore their worries, see themselves in relatable characters, and learn helpful strategies. All this without feeling like they’re being “taught” a lesson. In this […]