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Pre-school

Rhyming Games for Preschoolers Using Familiar Words

Rhyming games for preschoolers focus on how words sound. Begin with familiar pairs, such as cat and hat, spoken naturally. Keep the game oral so the child can listen without also having to interpret printed letters.

Early Pre-school

An Arrival Job for Preschoolers: Make the First Step Clear

An arrival job for preschoolers gives the first classroom moment a concrete next step. Hanging a suitable item, finding a picture or choosing a book can be easier to understand than a general instruction to join the day. The…

Early Pre-school

When a Young Child Says No to Preschool: Start a Conversation

When a child says no to preschool, the words deserve attention without an immediate conclusion about the cause. A young child may be describing the departure, one difficult activity or a general wish to stay with a familiar…

Early Pre-school

Clapping Names in Preschool: A Simple Word-Parts Game

Clapping names in preschool introduces the idea that a spoken word can have noticeable parts. Start with familiar names and a gentle rhythm. Children do not need to know the word syllable or clap independently for the activity…

Early Pre-school

Open-Ended Collage for Two- and Three-Year-Olds

Open-ended collage in preschool gives children choices about placing and combining materials. Begin with a small, age-appropriate selection rather than a model everyone must reproduce. A few large paper shapes can offer enough…