Ball unit creative curriculum

Kids will be amazed when they learn how to make their own homemade bouncy ball. Use our easy, DIY bouncy balls recipe for a fun activity!

Learning experiences for our little ones do not have to be costly. While expensive toys and games can strengthen many skills, it is not always necessary. One thing I have learned throughout this pandemic is that a great deal of learning can take place with everyday items found around the house, even something as simple

This Balls Theme page includes preschool lesson plans, activities and Interest Learning Center ideas for your Preschool Classroom!

BALLS STUDY Literacy: Pictures of people using balls (sports, construction, hobbies, toys, food, etc.) Journal how a child uses balls Read a book about balls (i.e. Play Balls) Follow a recipe for making cookies, meatballs, etc. Follow sequential directions (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (e.g. using cotton...

My son is a little bit obsessed with sports that use a ball. Right now he loves bocce ball... and he pretty much carries some type of ball around with him always. My daughter is

Cotton Ball Snowball Names is a fun way for your little one to learn and practice their name! This is also an amazing great fine motor!

Here is an easy Homemade Bouncy Ball Recipe that uses borax, cornstarch, and glue. Kids will enjoy making and playing with these homemade bouncy balls.

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If you are like me, you purchased Deanna Jump’s Common Core Standards Posters…and love them. But there is that pesky problem of how to store them..do I file them with specific lessons?…or do I keep them in a folders?…or in baggies? Well, I decided to tackle the problem with a photo box (perfect size- no...