This week’s plan is designed to engage preschoolers with fun, interactive activities that help them learn about dinosaurs while building their vocabulary, motor skills, and creativity! With this lesson plan your kiddos will: Learn about different types of dinosaurs (herbivores, carnivores, big, small). Understand the basics of paleontology and fossils. Develop gross motor skills by imitating dinosaur movements. Encourage creativity through show and tell and crafts. Key Vocabulary: Dinosaur/ Fossil/ Paleontologist/ Herbivore/ Carnivore/ Roar PDF includes: two lesson plan sheets- color and black & white Show and Tell note for parents five pages of breakdowns for each day three printable activities visuals B O N U S two extra printable activities affirmation cards -color and b/w The dynamic mind-mapping curriculum is based on: Monday: What do you think dinosaurs ate? Tuesday: Which dinosaur do you think was the biggest? Wednesday: How do we know dinosaurs existed? Thursday: How do you think dinosaurs moved? Friday: Show and Tell: Which dinosaur would you like to be? Structure of the lesson plan: question of the day circle time (all the script) hands-on activity read aloud (book suggestions) Friday Show & Tell

This lesson plan will teach children the importance of politeness, respect, and kindness in everyday interactions. Focusing on basic social skills such as saying “please,” “thank you,” and “sorry,” sharing, taking turns, and using polite greetings with interactive activities, and guiding circle times. This PDF is not editable. PDF includes: two lesson plan sheets- color and black & white Show and Tell note for parents five pages of breakdowns for each day five printable activities B O N U S two extra printable activities affirmation cards -color and b/w The dynamic mind-mapping curriculum is based on: Monday: What do you think manners are? Tuesday: What kind words do you know? Wednesday: How do you feel when someone shares with you? Thursday: Why is it important to listen to others? Friday: Show and Tell: How You Use Good Manners? Structure of the lesson plan: question of the day circle time (all the script) hands-on activity read aloud (book suggestions) Friday Show & Tell

In this preschool lesson plan, preschoolers will explore the fascinating world of sticky things! Through interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and sensory play, children will learn about different sticky materials and how they are used in everyday life. The week will include fun with glue, tape, stickers, and even natural sticky substances like honey. This PDF is not editable. PDF includes: two lesson plan sheets- color and black & white Show and Tell note for parents five pages of breakdowns for each day printable activity B O N U S two extra printable activities affirmation cards -color and b/w The dynamic mind-mapping curriculum is based on: Monday:What things do you think are sticky? Tuesday: What do we use glue for? Wednesday: What would happen if we didn’t have tape? Thursday: Have you ever touched something sticky? What was it? Friday: Show and Tell: What is your favorite sticky thing? Structure of the lesson plan: question of the day circle time (all the script) hands-on activity read aloud (book suggestions) Friday Show & Tell

Incorporate exercise and nutrition subject to your preschoolers with this interactive lesson plan! Playful exercise routines to keep them moving & grooving; simple, hands-on nutrition lessons that teach healthy habits through play, and fun activities that combine movement, creativity, and learning! PDF is not editable PDF includes: two lesson plan sheets- color and black & white Show and Tell note for parents five pages of breakdowns for each day three printable activities healthy snack ideas B O N U S two extra printable activities affirmation cards -color and b/w The dynamic mind-mapping curriculum is based on: Monday: What is your favorite way to move your body? Tuesday: What is your favorite fruit or vegetable? Wednesday: What food makes you feel strong or fast? Thursday: What new exercise can you try today? Friday: Show and Tell: What do you do to stay healthy? Structure of the lesson plan: question of the day circle time (all the script) hands-on activity read aloud (book suggestions) Friday Show & Tell

These fun, engaging activities bring the classic song “The Ants Go Marching” to life! Perfect for preschoolers, they combine music, movement, and learning: Counting: Kids march along, practicing numbers and counting. Tracing: practicing writing skills by tracing words related to the nursery rhyme Cognitive: learning what rhyming words are, and what are the rhyming words in the song Music & Rhythm: Sing along to boost language and rhythm. These activities are a fantastic way to blend physical activity with counting and teamwork! PDF includes: the nursery rhyme lyrics visuals for each act of the rhyme eleven printable activities related to the rhyme (literacy & math) BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards (color & b/w) PDF is not editable

Mary Had a Little Lamb: Fun Activities for Preschoolers! Get ready to bring this classic nursery rhyme to life with engaging and playful activities for your little ones! PDF includes: the nursery rhyme lyrics visuals for each act from the song literacy & math activities related to the theme BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Jump Into Fun with “Five Little Monkeys” Activities! Looking for exciting and educational activities for your preschooler? Get ready for some “Five Little Monkeys” fun! PDF includes: the lyrics six activities BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Introducing: “Letter Reversals S and Z” for Preschoolers! Help your little ones master the tricky letters s and z with our engaging, interactive resource. Designed for preschoolers, this fun product includes activities, visuals, and practice sheets to prevent and correct letter reversals. With playful exercises and easy-to-follow guides, kids will build confidence and improve their early literacy skills in no time! Perfect for home or classroom use. PDF includes: two visuals eight activities BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Introducing Digital Learning Tool: Letter Reversals q & p! This fun and interactive resource is designed to help preschoolers master the tricky letters “p” and “q,” which are commonly confused. Through engaging activities, visuals, and games, kids will build confidence in recognizing and writing these letters correctly. Perfect for early learners, this product provides a playful yet effective way to reinforce letter recognition skills! PDF includes: -three visuals eight activities BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Literacy Activities for Preschoolers is a fun and interactive digital product designed to boost early reading and writing skills. Through engaging and creative activities, children will explore letters, sounds, and simple words while having fun! Perfect for preschoolers, these activities help develop essential literacy skills in a playful and educational way, setting the foundation for a lifelong love of reading. PDF includes: worksheet for each letter of the alphabet that includes 7 activities on each one BONUS: two extra printable activities and affirmation cards PDF is not editable

The activities help preschoolers master the tricky b and d letter reversals! Through fun, interactive activities and engaging visuals, kids will develop the skills to confidently recognize and write these letters correctly. This tool is perfect for early learners, providing practice and reinforcement to eliminate confusion and strengthen their literacy foundation. Boost your child’s confidence in reading and writing with this simple and effective resource! PDF includes: three visuals nine activities +BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Introducing the Reversals Letter “n” and “u”—a fun and interactive tool designed to help preschoolers master the tricky letters “u” and “n”, and stop the confusion! Through engaging activities, games, and visuals, kids will strengthen letter recognition and learn to confidently tell these two letters apart. Perfect for building early reading skills in a playful, effective way! Ideal for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking to support little learners in overcoming common letter reversals. Let’s make learning fun and frustration-free! PDF includes: five visuals six activities +BONUS two extra activities affirmation cards PDF is not editable

Unlock your preschooler’s curiosity and creativity with Open-Ended Questions for each play area! This resource is packed with engaging, thought-provoking prompts designed to spark imagination, critical thinking, and communication skills. Perfect for parents and educators, these questions encourage children to explore, express, and expand their minds in a fun and interactive way! Why it’s great: Boosts language development Fosters creativity & problem-solving Encourages meaningful conversations Ideal for playtime, learning activities, or quiet moments, these open-ended questions help little ones think big! PDF includes: 5 pages with more than 10 open-ended questions for each play area (laminate and place in each area as a cheat sheet) 6 index cards (cut, laminate, and put together with a ring) with open-ended questions that you can use for any time of the day! ** BONUS two printable activities -affirmation cards PDF is not editable