PreSchool

Ages 2 to 6
Preschool Materials

1. Paint brushes
2. Papers
3. Crayons
4. Erasable coloured pencils, traditional coloured pencils, color chalk
5. Glue stick, washable glue
6. Water colors
7. Pencils with eraser and pencil sharpners
8. Scissors
9. Stapler
10. Standard blocks
11. Dry eraser color markers
12. Sheet protectors
13. Tape
14. File box and files to organize activities and materials
15. Stickers
16. Paper plates
17. Liquid starch
18. Plaster of parris
19. Cotton balls
20. Laminating sheets
21. Easel
22. wax paper
23. Drinking straws
24. Sand paper scraps
25. Cereal boxes
26. Milk Cartons
27. Baby food jars
28. Clean sponges
29. Clear plastic soda bottles
30. Old socks
31. Paper bags
32. Catalogs, news papers and old comic books
33. Pillowcases
34. File folders
35. Tissue paper boxes
36. Empty match boxes
37. Smooth stones or pebbles
38. Fresh or dry leaves
39. Pine cones
40. Sea shells
41. Egg shells
42. Dried beans
43. Dried flowers
44. Nuts
45. Driftwood

PreSchool Themes

1. Animals
2. Art
3. Religious
4. Books
5. Nature
6. Health and Nutrition
7. Holidays and Events
8. Fairy Tales
9. Cartoons Characters
10. Sports

Alphabets Lessons

Maths Lessons

There are many different ways to introduce basic mathematical concepts to preschoolers.

1. Art and Math: Create a simple geometric shape collage. Introduce the shapes and ask the children to cut and glue them to a separate piece of paper.
2. Science and Math: Build beginning skillsin measurement and conservation. These tasks may be tricky for the very young child, but remember to challenge the child to grow and develop.
3. Music and Math: Count the beats in a song or use a toy drum for a mathematical musical exercise.
4. Nature and Math: Create a growing graph during the summer season. Look at flowers or plantsand chart the size differences as the growing season progresses.