Turkey Craft for Preschoolers: A Hands-On Turkey Activity
Ideas and Activities in Preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten
PreK makes my teacher heart so happy! I'm passionate about all things early childhood. I have a wide range of hands-on activities for little ones. I teach Pre-K, but many of my activities can be used and adapted for children in Preschool or Kindergarten.
All of my activities and resources are designed to engage young minds and help them develop the skills they need to be successful.
Whether you're an educator, a parent, or a homeschooling provider, I have everything you need to make learning fun and exciting. From name activities to alphabet mats, you can find resources to help your little sprouts grow and thrive.
The Power of Names in Pre-K
I believe that helping children learn to recognize and write their own names is one of the most powerful ways to connect literacy in a meaningful way.
It also helps children develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, which are important for later writing tasks. Additionally, recognizing their own name can help children feel a sense of identity and belonging in the classroom or even at home, which can lead to increased engagement and motivation.
Recognizing and writing their own name provides a foundation for learning other letters and words. As children learn to recognize and write the letters in their name, they also begin to understand the connection between letters and sounds, which is a crucial component of learning to read and write.
Creating individualized practice sets for each student can be a daunting task.😧 It's time-consuming and challenging for busy teachers. You have all the things on your to do list!... So let me save you some time! Click to shop my collection of easy peasy name activities. These will have you ready to teach with just a few clicks. Yes!
Looking for effective strategies for teaching names?
Teaching names is one of my absolute favorite parts of teaching preschool! I bet you love it just as much! Grab some more inspiration here!