Preschool family board ideas

Classroom Decorations Getting my classroom, student ready!! This is my favorite part of the year, looking for items that will fit perfect...

Just a great way to display children's family photos using construction paper and some imagination. I have it displayed in the classroom's home living area!

It was fun making these Popsicle stick families. Its really easy. You can show them to draw on both the stick and the paper to make cute people. You then just glue down your sticks where you want them. Encourage your kids to make a scene for your families. Kenzie was adorable when she showed me her...Read More

A little different take on the traditional "Family Tree". Our family board is coming along nicely. We started this activity by talking about how we are all the same and how we are all different. We looked at the family pictures that have been brought in so far and looked at how big some of our families are and how small others are. We also looked each of us as individuals and what is the same and different. We compared eye and hair color as well as skin tone. When we were looking at skin…

Setting up a classroom family photo display is a great way to build a positive classroom community. Today, I'm going to share a letter you can send home requesting a family photo, as well as some

Preschool Family and Home Activities for your Lesson Plan and Family and Home Theme.

A fun way to share a little about each child's family. The color coded key would be fund for the students to use to create their home strip. It can hang in our outside the classroom. Great for open house. Also a fun way in September to get to know each student.

Free All about my Family free Printable template with questions about your family, perfect for classroom use or icebreaker activity

Here is a free family theme printable for you. It is a great activity to add to your Thanksgiving, all about me, or family theme lesson plans. Use the pages individually or bind them to create a class book (cover included) Perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten literacy centers. Complete the activity in class or send home for parents to complete with their kids.