Catie Eggcellent Preschool Easter Bunny Activities
Are you ready for EASTER! I am! With these preschool Easter activities you won’t have to spend hours preparing educational activities for your children, I already did that! I hope…
5 Simple Pollination Activities for Preschool
What’s All the BUZZ about? Okay, that may not have been my best one, but I can’t help myself! I love this lesson because it is so important! Pollination is…
Plant Life Cycle Lesson Plan
Spring is HERE! One of my favorite parts about spring are the new plants that start growing. I love to see how small seeds turn into beautiful flowers or huge…
Leprechaun Sand: Easy Toddler Sensory Bin
With St. Patrick’s Day approaching, you are on the hunt for GREEN activities! This sensory bin combines 2 EASY ingredients for hours of fun! Leprechaun Sand is a green ‘sand’…
Homemade Barometer: Become a Meteorologist
Did your child LOVE the weather lesson plan? Are they super excited about all things weather? Well now they can predict the weather with a homemade barometer! The best part?…
Preschool Lesson Plan: Wonderful Weather
I LOVE SPRING! I love to see the flowers bloom and the weather is fascinating! When I was in Montana, I could have a hot day, followed by a snowy…
Rainbow Lesson Plan for Preschool
This Rainbow Lesson Plan was so much fun to do! I loved all of the colors and more importantly my daughter loved it too! We were able to spend our…
Story Sticks: Preschool Literacy Activity
I would LOVE to claim all the credit for this idea; however, at my last professional development meeting we actually did this activity as a project! It was SO much…
Toddler Lesson Plan: Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
As we get closer and closer to March 2nd, (Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!), here is another Toddler lesson plan to help you fill your day with adventurous, creative fun! If…
Toddler Sensory Footprint: A Unique Guide to Texture Exploration
Get ready to explore new sensations with your FEET! Does your child try to feel books with their feet? Do they randomly try to rub their feet over new things?…