This blog is trying to put the fun into fundamentals that we have to teach in preschool. I have been told so many times that children learn best through play and having fun. I think we all do. With that in mind, my goal is to help teachers, help their students have fun, and still meet the credentials that their employers want. I have some basic themes that I think most teachers would know of, however I am hoping to throw some curve balls into there to, to give you some fresh perspectives on some old themes, but also to throw in a few new ideas that I either found or created on my own. Pinterest is wonderful! With that in mind let’s KICKSTART this new school year with some FUNdamentals.

NOTE: Just because these are labeled Preschool themes, all of these themes I have been able to use in a Summer Camp for ages 3 to 12, and have adapted for my youngest when I was homeschooling her for a short while. This blog is geared to help create educational and fun themes for just about any one, even teachers sometimes.

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T is for Terrific Tools

T is for Terrific Tools

Published by abbygaulke on 10/01/2019

Teaching the letter T to preschoolers using a tools theme.

E is for Easter Egg Theme

Published by abbygaulke on 09/23/2019

E is one of those letters that can be sometimes hard to find a theme for, that is why I like to use a holiday…

11 Basics for Home Visits

Published by abbygaulke on 08/12/2019

This post is about helping teachers prepare for their home visits. Included are 11 best items and practices to use on a home visit, as well as why home visits are important.

B is for Beaches

B is for Beaches

Published by abbygaulke on 07/26/2019

This post contains exciting lesson plans for a beach theme in a preschool or early childhood classroom. Incorporates all subject areas.

Pre-K Flag Week Fun

Pre-K Flag Week Fun

Published by abbygaulke on 05/26/2019

Preschool lesson plans that teach students about our national symbols and heroes.