Ball study creative curriculum art

Hands-on fun way for kids to explore gravity. Great mix of science and art for young kids.

Around here you can find bumpy balls at just about any store. I picked up eight bumpy balls from the Dollar Tree which were fairly squishy (kind of like a thick bumpy balloon) for my classroom and then set them aside for a few weeks trying to decide what to do with them.

Part art project, part gross motor activity ping pong ball painting is so much fun!

A wonderful way to explore color and build fine motor skills in your preschool classroom! If you haven't ever tried cotton ball color mixing with your students, then let me encourage you to give it a go! It is such a simple process and yet engaging for a mixed age group of students. Here is how

Practice counting to 20 this hands-on counting activity for preschool and kindergarten. Print gumball math printable and grab some pompoms!

Here is an easy Homemade Bouncy Ball Recipe that uses borax, cornstarch, and glue. Kids will enjoy making and playing with these homemade bouncy balls.

This hands-on math activity is a great way to practice counting. Golf Ball Number Count-Up helps children touch as they count each object.

Cotton Ball Snowball Names is a fun way for your little one to learn and practice their name! This is also an amazing great fine motor!

Looking for basketball art projects for preschoolers or toddlers? Try this fun dribble painting basketball process art for kids.

If you are like me, you purchased Deanna Jump’s Common Core Standards Posters…and love them. But there is that pesky problem of how to store them..do I file them with specific lessons?…or do I keep them in a folders?…or in baggies? Well, I decided to tackle the problem with a photo box (perfect size- no...