Library preschool activities

Preschoolers love dramatic play. They get to practice their verbal skills, writing, reading, and even math skills. This library dramatic play center was great for our students during our fairy tale theme. It was pretty simple to set up and our students really enjoyed it. #dramaticplay #preschoolactivities

8 indoor activities that your kids will love. They are screen free and will encourage their creativity. These activities will keep your kids busy so you can work from home!

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Start a family library to help rotate your children's books so that they never lose appeal. Also, a free pretend library card that you can customize with your kid's photo

If you have a preschooler you've probably heard of this book, or even have a copy of your own. If you don't have your own copy, this is one book I would

These free printable pretend play library cards, badges, and signs add fun environmental print to dramatic play for little kids.

There are several activities included in the library dramatic play printables that will keep your kids busy for hours. They can make booksmarks, color the coloring pages, create items from the makers space list, or work on the ready program.

Plenty of stick book activities and ideas can be found in this post, based on 'Not A Stick’ by Antoinette Portis, which is a definite must-read for kids!

Get ready for some Library Fun with your preschoolers! We've rounded up our favorite picks to add to your Library Fun Theme.

We had 14 kiddos today! What fun! Today we focused on fruit. Welcome Songs The Watermelon Seed by Greg Pizzoli Music Activity: I changed up "Apples and Bananas." Instead of changing vowel sounds, we did actions with scarves. We pretended the scarves were different kinds of fruit "mine is a blueberry! mine's kiwi!" and sang the song. The actions were: I like to eat eat eat apples and bananas.... I like to shake shake shake apples and bananas.... I like to twist twist twist apples and…