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Five Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree

Save a copy of this image Five Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree. Use the copy on your phone or iPad to recall the words to songs and organize your themed songs and fingerplays.
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Flower Garden Song Seed Growing

Save the flower garden song seed growing to your phone or iPad for quick reference. Use it in gardening, the farm or spring lesson plans.
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I’m a Little Seed – Grow Spring Song

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Five Little Monkeys Jumping On the Bed Flannel Board or Magnetic Board

Laminate the pieces and cut them out. Either back the pieces with flannel or magnets.

Place the bed on your board. Arrange the moneys on top of the bed to look like they are jumping. Place papa and mama monkey on either side of the bed. Recite the poem removing one monkey off the bed. Continue Reading →

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Thanksgiving Preschool Theme

A wealth of informational resources to help you plan a weekly Thanksgiving preschool theme. Plenty of songs, fingerplays, art, science, games, and printables to aid you in preparing your lesson plans.

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End of Year / Graduation Songs

A ton of ideas to end your year on a good note.
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Space Lesson Plan

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Shapes Lesson Plan

GROUP TIME ACTIVITIES

Making Shapes…
Have the children sit in a circle. Give a ball of yarn to one child. Have the child hold the end of the string and roll the ball to another child. Have that child hold the yarn and pass it to a third. The third child then rolls it back to the original starting child. Have the children guess what shape it is. I use this for an opening activity to introduce my shape theme.
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