Hands on learning preschool

FREE weekly themed Preschool on the Go activity plans for hands-on playing & learning using simple supplies at home for parents & homeschool!

Looking for easy preschool activities? If you are with young kids or are setting up a preschool classroom, this list of 101+ preschool learning activities will leave you with the BEST ideas to help preschoolers learn through hands on play. Incorporating the senses, play, and movement is not only important, but an effective approach to learning. Support little learners as they develop fine motor skills, letter recognition, shape awareness, and so much more with these fun learning activities!

How to teach the letters and sounds through play! Fun hands on alphabet activities for preschoolers. #howweelearn #alphabetactivities #abc #letters #alphabet #learningactivities #preschoolactivities

Pre-K and TK Activities: Back to School. Letter Recognition, Number Recognition, Counting, Colors, Patterns, Fine Motor Skills, and more!

This list of hands-on alphabet activities will help to keep toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten aged children engaged as they learn the alphabet

Math for preschoolers to play during snack time - includes free printable (sponsored by General Mills)

You don’t need to spend hundreds on fancy preschool materials for homeschooling. When you are teaching your preschooler at home, you’ll want to have supplies like great books, counters, puzzles. Art supplies for preschoolers include crayons, watercolors, and chalk pastels. The best homeschool preschool supplies let kids explore the world through lots of hands-on learning.

7 Hands-on Ways to Practice Letter Recognition at home! Practice letters with these fun and easy to prep activities today!

Make learning to write fun with this q-tip tracing activity for preschoolers! #preschoolactivity #writingactivities

Are you looking for easy name practice activities for your preschoolers? Use these simple, homemade name activities as a morning activity when your preschoolers first come to school or set them up for practice at the literacy center. Students get to practice spelling their name with a hands-on approach which makes learning fun. Students get to use their fine motor skills as they manipulate the letters. This is also a great letter identification activity as well.