I love getting crafty with glitter and glue sticks (and so do my preschool students)!
If you enjoy learning about early childhood education, are a preschool teacher or ece student, mom or just about anyone, why don't you click on the following link to see a blog developed to profile my teaching techniques, lesson plans and much more relating to Early Childhood Education?
Recent blog posts you may enjoy include:
Sea stars and Seahorses: Ideas for an Under the Sea or Below the Sea Unit (Circletime Ideas)
What's New? New Preschool Teaching Tips From a Newbie
Spring To It: Check Out This Springtime Jam and Other Creative Learning Activities
Check out this link to view Glitter and Gluesticks Forever (Go ahead click on it, you know you'll like it!)
http://glitterandgluesticksforever.blogspot.com/
Showing posts with label Preschool Teacher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Preschool Teacher. Show all posts
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Mega Magazine of the Month (April) : Mailbox Magazine Preschool Edition
I love reading magazines because they provide up-to-date information and stay current on trends surrounding their particular subject matter.
Magazines offer condensed articles which perfectly summarize only the pertinent and important information which should be discussed and are easily portable.
Helpful indexes are provided so that one can easily peruse or quickly access the item that has piqued their interest.
I have decided to honor this periodical marvel by showcasing a favorite magazine each month.
My first Mega Magazine of the Month for April is Mailbox Magazine (Preschool Edition).
I cherish this magazine because it provides simple, stress-free lesson plans, easy recipes, stupendous circle and storytime ideas and helpful tips submitted by early childhood educators from around the country and the Mailbox Magazine Editorial Team.
I simply devour each issue and use many of its ideas in my toddler and preschool storytimes with great success.
If you are looking for a creative and inspirational resource for designing developmentally-appropriate preschool lesson plans look no further than Mailbox Magazine (Preschool Edition)!
Magazines offer condensed articles which perfectly summarize only the pertinent and important information which should be discussed and are easily portable.
Helpful indexes are provided so that one can easily peruse or quickly access the item that has piqued their interest.
I have decided to honor this periodical marvel by showcasing a favorite magazine each month.
My first Mega Magazine of the Month for April is Mailbox Magazine (Preschool Edition).
I cherish this magazine because it provides simple, stress-free lesson plans, easy recipes, stupendous circle and storytime ideas and helpful tips submitted by early childhood educators from around the country and the Mailbox Magazine Editorial Team.
I simply devour each issue and use many of its ideas in my toddler and preschool storytimes with great success.
If you are looking for a creative and inspirational resource for designing developmentally-appropriate preschool lesson plans look no further than Mailbox Magazine (Preschool Edition)!
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