Apple circle time preschool

Download these free apple themed circle time printable props for toddlers and preschoolers to hold while listening to books and singing!

We love to play games during circle time. It's a quick way to practice some important skills in an engaging and fun way!

Never planned to homeschool, now wouldn't trade it for the world

Apple alphabet punch cards letter recognition and fine motor activity for preschool and kindergartenpple alphabet punch cards letter recognition and fine motor activity for preschool and kindergarten

Teach your preschoolers about the apple lifecycle with this engaging group activity! During circle time, children can assemble the stages of an apple’s life on the bulletin board, making learning interactive and fun. #AppleLifecycle #PreschoolCircleTime #GroupLearning

Here's some done for you apple themed circle time chants for your preschool or kindergarten students. Simply print chants with coordinating cards and you have circle time activities that are ready to go! Your students will practice important skills such as letter recognition, number recognition, shapes and more! Teacher direction cards are also included.Click on the PREVIEW above to see more of this resource!This apple circle time chant pack includes:Apple letter chant with coordinating…

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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…

Well, I'm slightly behind on showing you what we did for our Apple Week. I know I showed you my visual plans {HERE} but I never came back to show you our week. So, consider this pho-tog dump of pictures (yes, there are a ton!) First, I copied off all the pages from my Hands-On Apple Unit that I wanted in our book this year and had a volunteer make all the books. Then I sent home the donation and volunteer letter. Throughout the week, we did apple-themed activities such as Apple Jacks Math…