5 senses, preschool

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Hello! Thanks for stopping by to the 45th edition of Tot Tuesdays! I can't believe we've been at it for sooo long and am ever so grateful th...

Well I am home again. This time my youngest daughter is sick. We seem to be spreading this lovely stuff over weeks and months. Anyway, sh...

The sights, sounds and smells of Christmas stay with many of us for a lifetime. Perhaps cinnamon in your nasal cavity automatically takes you back to Grandma’s kitchen. Or at the first glimpse of a decorated tree, you’re transported to your childhood living room. For young ones, Christmas can be a season of sensory overload. Integrating ...

Any preschool five senses theme includes some educational activities exploring the sense of touch. Any kids is sure to love these four sensory activities!

Try this marshmallow five senses science investigation as you learn about the 5 senses, camping, or marshmallows in preschool & kindergarten.

The Our Time to Learn series is designed for use in a one-on-one or small group setting. These educational, easy-to-use workbooks are organized in lessons that provide a variety of activity ideas, worksheets, and sticker pages. Each lesson utilizes an assortment of teaching techniques adapted to young learners that develop curiosity and understanding. Used by preschools, grade schools, daycare providers, nannies, homeschoolers, homeschool co-ops, parents, and caretakers, the Our Time to…

The Sense of Hearing I can't believe it has been weeks since I shared how we explored the five senses. Well...I shared four of the...

Today's "My Five Senses" topic was taste. We read Eric Carle's Pancakes, Pancakes! and then sampled pancakes with two toppings, honey and whipped cream. Yummy pancakes! We graphed the children's topping preference. Whipped cream was more popular than honey. The kids each sampled three clear liquids and tried to describe them. The liquids were sweet sugar water, salty salt water, and sour lemon juice. Sweet? Salty? Sour? After lunch as always, the children had some free time to play whatever…

A memory activity to boost kids minds. Use any objects and remove one to see if they can guess what's missing. A great busy activity when you need it.

This week in tot school we are talking about the FIVE SENSES. I had so many ideas for this theme that I almost finished the lesson plan in about 20 minutes with just ideas that

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Have you ever read the book, "The Listening Book" by Paul Showers? It is a terrific book that will get your students outside using their listening ears as they take a listening walk with this fun listening walk checklist. The children were each given a little clipboard and checklist to use as they took

Did y’all hear me say Christmas? I’m sure you’re thinking, “Is she for real? CHRISTMAS? It’s not even OCTOBER yet!!” But bear with me. Y’all might remember reading THIS POST last year. I’m telling y’all all about this now so that y’all can get a move on it and start planning. My precious friend Brittney …

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Hello All, I had so much fun with my 5 senses unit this week at school that I decided to create a whole unit around it. I included som...