Pre k water unit

This is a fun and easy project that your kids will love! They will create a tactile ocean with favorite ocean life inside. First you will need a strong quart size zip top plastic bag. Freezer bags work well. You will also need some craft foam. We used scraps from other projects. Kids can cut out shapes of fish, sea stars, eels and other ocean animals. I also have some pre-cut foam in sea weed shapes. You might even be able to find foam fish like these... I also had these cute little shells…

So tomorrow we begin our Water Unit. I thought it might be good if the little darlin's had a book to make to go along with the unit. So here's how it's going to go. We'll read the books listed in the freebie and as we learn new vocabulary, we will list it in the Alpha Box. We will learn the water cycle, and create a water cycle bracelet to go along with it (Thank you, Pinterest!) We will experiment with objects that sink and float and document our findings. We will learn about the three…

We're definitely adding this oil and water science exploration to our growing list of science experiments for preschoolers. But even older kids will enjoy it too! So if you are looking for a quick and easy science exploration for kids, then you have to check this one out.

Water theme activities, printables, centers and games for preschool, pre-K and Kindergarten.

Learn how to make suncatchers with this fun, fine motor raindrop art activity that has preschoolers peel and sharpen crayons to create raindrop shapes.

Find out what dissolves in water! This is a fun experiment for preschoolers to predict and observe what will dissolve and disappear in water and what won't.

This underwater alphabet activity will have your child enjoy one of summer's most fun activities...water play!

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Water theme activities, printables, centers and games for preschool, pre-K and Kindergarten.

Make learning all about Ramps (inclined planes), motion, and force fun and hands on in your classroom! Use a small table or a small bookshelf to create an engaging science center full of hands on materials for students to explore and investigate using the included printables, vocabulary cards, book, anchor charts, and discovery pages (science journal pages)! Included is a read aloud book for circle time, anchor charts, and a suggested book list. There is even a half page note you can send…