- ISBN: 9781453140628
- Copyright: 2024
- Grade: Ages 3-5
Four weeks of learning in one kit – where little explorers go from cozy burrows to outer space through art, movement, music, and make-believe – can be your complete January curriculum or enhance your existing preschool lesson plans.
Want more guided play in your preschool center’s day? Need help going deeper with learning? Need more lesson and activity ideas to reinforce kindergarten ready skills? Need help engaging families? We’ve got you covered!
In our individual preschool learning kits, timeless preschool themes rule the day. Educators can unbox and organize the kit’s contents around their existing themes and units for use any time of year, ensuring teachers are supported and in control of their days.
From cozy hibernation dens to icy polar lands and the chilly wonders of outer space, this kit takes preschoolers on a seriously cool adventure. They’ll explore how animals stay warm in freezing climates, dive into the mysteries of light and dark, and blast off to space to marvel at stars and planets. Along the way, they’ll build empathy, curiosity, and a sense of awe and respect for the world—and cosmos!—around them.
With silly songs, seriously “cool” stories, science experiments, sensory and imaginative play, each theme sparks big wonder and joyful discovery.
Across this kit’s four weeks’ worth of lessons, students:
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In every resource, we seek to stoke a child’s sense of creativity, agency, and joy.
Light and Shadow Challenge
Children use flashlights to explore which objects—like paper, fabric, or stuffed animals—let light through and how much, which ones block it, and why. They notice how shadows change when the light moves and compare the shape of each shadow to the real object. Their discoveries lead to fun conversations about sunglasses, streetlights, and all the shadows we see in everyday life.
Space Station
From cardboard boxes, bottle caps, tubes, and other space-y props, children build space stations and then gear up in costumes. Using walkie-talkies, they take turns as astronauts on the Space Station and engineers in mission control. Working together to launch rockets, run space experiments, and explore what they’ve learned about stars, light, dark, cold, and the wonders of our universe, kids go on an adventure that’s out of this world!
The weekly Family Newsletter is an excellent way to engage families and – psst – show off all the excellent learning at your school!
Just some of the activity ideas that little ones and families love in the Polar Adventure Family Newsletter (one of the four included in the kit):
Cold-weather conundrum: What to do with little ones cooped up indoors? This newsletter is full of cozy (and silly!) ideas—like stirring up a warm mug of easy mac and cheese, waddling like penguins with a ball between your knees, or curling up with a wintery read (library list included).
Every Family Newsletter includes a QR code packed with ideas. This one takes families to all kinds of fun follow-up activities that connect to what their kids are learning—perfect for curing the “I’m bored” winter blahs.
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