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• Free! Printable Worksheets for Preschool Visual Discrimination
  How do you teach visual discrimination? We all know that this is an important skill for pre-readers to practice. Check out a few of these free printable worksheets for visual discrimination that are appropriate for preschoolers.
• Preschool Guide: Toys as Educational Teacher Aids
  Toys are not just for fun! Letting your preschooler explore and play helps them develop important skills. Learn about the best learning toys that will educate and entertain your preschoolers and how to incorporate them into your classroom.
• On the Move: Motor Development and Activities for Infants to Preschoolers
  From the moment they are born, children are learning how to control their small and large muscles. While there is a pattern to this motor development, no two children develop on the exact same schedule. Here are some tips to keep in mind while planning a motor curriculum for your classroom.
• Oh Behave! Test Your Preschool Behavior Management Knowledge Today
  In the past teachers often demanded preschoolers pay attention, learn their lessons, sit still or retreat to the corner wearing a dunce cap. Today positive reinforcement, replacement behavior and social skills remain the focus for managing behavior in preschool.
• Gross Motor Skills: A Preschool & Toddler Guide
  Get your students up and moving with fun creative activites that will build their gross motor skills. Learn how to get your students using their large muscles by encouraging them to run, jump and play. Discover fun ideas to get your preschoolers up and going.
• A Guide to Preschool Reading Activities
  Reading? In preschool? Yes! There are many different types of activities you can plan for a preschool classroom that will prepare children for learning the mechanics of reading and phonics. These reading activities will give them the foundation necessary to become independent readers.
• Tried and True Tips for a Successful Preschool Year
  Whether it's your first time as a preschool teacher or you are an experienced veteran, you can always use a little inspiration. Tips and suggestions from your peers can turn a dull day to a fun day at preschool. Learn how to start the year off right.
• Preschool Snacks & Recipes Keep Kids Pleased
  Keep kids going with a healthy snack! Here you'll find a collection of easy recipes to use in your preschool class. Not only that, you can teach math concepts, letters, creativity and life skills through creating and eating many different types of foods.
• Sleeping in School? Plan a Fun Pajama Party in the Classroom
  Young children can experience bedtime fun in the classroom by participating in preschool pajama party activities. Teachers can provide a cozy atmosphere that includes sleeping bags and blankets, favorite storybooks, milk and cookies, and stuffed animal friends. Pajamas aren't just for nighttime!