Apple bulletin boards preschool

Apples are a wonderful fruit and very fun to learn about!Whether learning about the parts of an apple, talking about how they start with the letter A, or discussing the famous apple-planter Johnny

See- I promised it wouldn't be a whole week before you saw me again :) I have an obsession. I have an obsession with tissue paper pom poms. I use them for everything. I am also really bad at remembering to take pictures so I don't have as much evidence as I would like. I used pom poms to decorate for my class play. They are a permanent feature in my classroom library (which my kids like to things of as clouds!). I also use them for decorating for parties, but like I said, I am terrible at…

Teach Them To Fly: Ten Apples Up On Top

This apple template provides name practice using the seeds to spell one's name. This craft is so much fun for students in PreK, Kindergarten or First grade. This cut and glue craft makes an adorable addition to your Apple or Fall themes.

12 apple bulletin boards ideas to integrate into your next apple theme or your fall lesson plans. These apple bulletin boards are perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids and correlate to multiple early learning skills. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

Bulletin Board that divides each child to their own childcare provider in the room. Big apples match the small apples.

We Couldn’t Have Picked A Better Bunch Bulletin Board-Apples

Do your kids love using their hands to make art? Showcase their handprint apples to create an apple tree bulletin board this fall. Great as part of your next kindergarten or preschool apple theme. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

There's so many things I love about our apple unit! It's the beginning of fall. The students are finally familiar with our classroom rules and we can do more activities. And most importantly, apples are FUN! We study apples for two weeks, so I have lots of ideas to share. Science We investigated the inside and outside of apples during small group time. We drew what we saw inside the apple in our science journals. Then we taste tested three different colors of apple and graphed our favorite…