Preschool Ladybug Themes: Books, Art, Songs, Math, a Sensory Table, and More
Ladybug, ladybug, fly into your preschool curriculum! Here’s a preschool ladybug theme and lesson plan that brings ladybugs into your classroom.
Continue ReadingLadybug, ladybug, fly into your preschool curriculum! Here’s a preschool ladybug theme and lesson plan that brings ladybugs into your classroom.
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Continue ReadingHere’s a lesson idea for elementary grades that practices estimation and measuring with a metric ruler. Kids will like the game aspect.
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