You’ve decided to do preschool at home. After doing crafts for A-J, you decide to re-think your lesson plan. Of course learning the alphabet is essential, sometimes a less regimented approach is more effective. Here are 10 fabulous things you can do to keep your home preschool exciting and your preschooler loving it too.
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$100 Preschool Learning Giveaway
I’m celebrating my new Homeschooling topic with a big giveaway! This prize pack includes everything you need to do Preschool at Home! My Preschool Curriculum eBook set, M is for Mouse Board Game, and a $50 Amazon Gift Card!
This Week’s Featured Posts…
Hands on Math Activities
With this simple DIY number line, your preschooler will be counting forward and back in no time. Don’t forget skip counting!
Themed Learning
Pick your child’s favorites and revolve the learning around that!
Art
Your child’s creative abilities are one of the most valuable things they can cultivate. Craft projects are great, but other kinds of art will stretch their minds. This project is awesome because kids love wearing something they’ve made!
Simple Science
Experiments don’t have to be done with fancy test tubes or chemicals. There’s amazing things taking place all around us, we just need to point them out to our children and they will soak up the knowledge.
Teach Phonics
It’s never to early to teach children the connection between letter sounds and words. Here are some great tips for teaching children to read.
Play Board Games
There are tons of educational board games out there, but most games have preschool learning built right in. Counting, reading, color recognition; most of these things are built right into the game. But you can teach your child anything by changing up the rules a bit.
Sing Songs!
Songs can be fun learning tools, but they also bring joy to your home!
Printables
These are great for independent work time to develop study skills, focus, and writing skills.
Rewards
Come up with a reward system to motivate and reinforce good work ethic.
Have Fun!
Host a learning party just for fun. Be spontaneous. Go outside a lot. But whatever you do, don’t forget to laugh and play because this time we have with our children is gone too soon!
Other posts about doing preschool at home!
How to Choose the Best Preschool Curriculum
Simple Handwriting Worksheets for Preschool
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Love that clothes pin number line!
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Thanks for the giveaway! I would love to do homeschool preschool with our future children.
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I like a mix of things – keeps thing interesting. But, I really enjoy activity posts, they help me get new ideas and be a little more creative than my normal self.
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Sarah S says
My favorite posts are those sharing ideas for great activities. I’m always looking for fresh ways to keep the attention of the little ones and help them grow.
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I most appreciate the everyday (non-holiday) hands-on, active learning activities for preschool home schooling. Thanks.
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