Germ sensory bin

Use Elmer's Glue, liquid starch, and food coloring to make gooey gross fake snot for Halloween! This is a quick and fun way to decorate for Halloween parties.

Teaching preschoolers about healthy habits can be a lot of fun! This pack is full of hands on math, literacy, and writing centers for a healthy habits theme. Healthy Habits Preschool Theme Germ Letter Match- Match letter tiles to each germ letter. Germ Writing Tray- Write each letter in a salt tray. Germ Color Sort- Use pom poms and tweezers to sort by color. Tissue Letters - Use tissue paper and glue to build each letter. Soapy Letters- Use gems as a sensory bin filler. Pull a soap picture…

This post was sponsored by GOJO Industries, the makers of PURELL® Advanced Hand Sanitizer. The opinions are completely my own based on my experience. We completed this Germs Preschool Science Experiment to teach my son how germs are spread. As a messy boy, he often touches things with no consideration as to where they've been.

Here is a helpful collection of display resources to support teaching on the topic of germs! These resources are aimed at CfE First Level Pupils.

File Folder Heaven - Printable, Hands-On Fun with File Folder Games Hey Riddle Riddle Hygiene Riddles For The Sensory Bin - These Hygiene Activities, "Hey Riddle Riddle" Sensory Bin Riddles are going to be so much fun during hygiene themed units or this back to school season. Each "Hey Riddle Riddle" set focuses on language skills, making inferences, identifying things relating hygiene, cleaning routines, or hygiene themed vocabulary. Students can also

One of my favorite units to teach is Germs. I really love teaching any health unit, but germs is such a relatable unit for our kids. It's perfect to teach at any time of the year, but especially during cold and flu season. Germs Pacing Guide I use a lot of Brain Pop, Jr. videos, picture books, and a few paper resources in my unit. I also have a couple of hands-on, fun activities to add in when we have some extra time. My favorite germ books are: A Germ's Journey by Thom Rooke, MD Sick Simon…

With all the germs going around this would be fun for the kids to do!

We made our own germs! The kids loved getting to be creative and make their germ however they wanted :)

This hands-on activity helps kids visualize germs on their hands and see how they can easily spread from person to person or from a person to an object.

How cool is this? Get a list of materials and step-by-step instructions for making homemade glycerin soap with kids. What a fun way to encourage hand washing (and sneak a little science lesson in at the same time)! || Gift of Curiosity