Box study

We are down to our very last week in preschool and so since my Pre-Kindergarten age children will be moving on to a new school, we have been taking some time to share some of our favorite memories with each other about preschool...

Inspired by the book 'Not a Box' by Antoinette Portis, students tuned into their creativity to reimagin a simple box. Using cardboard squares and rectangles, collage craft and crayons, this simple 'complete the sentence' activity provided lots of hands-on fun for everyone. "It's not a box, it's a..."

I recently found these cute little Valentine mailboxes in the Target Dollar Spot, and knew I could use them for something. I think these could have many

Measuring Weight with Kids - weighing gift boxes

I love any project that uses recycled products like this activity because 1--I don't have to go and buy anything new and 2--Finding new

Upper and lower case letter recognition with this fun, hands-on activity for toddlers and/or preschoolers using a recycled box!

Cereal shadow boxes. We did some marble paintings. Idea created by Ray Chavez and photo taken by Ray Chavez.

Your students are going to love this activity. Practice positional words with your preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten students with this hands on cat and the box activity.

Box Aquarium Kit - this kit comes with everything you need to turn the box into your very own aquarium craft! Kids will love building their own aquarium!

Browse our selection of printable curriculum resources for preschool and pre-k teachers. Our resources include worksheets, games, dramatic play resources, and educational posters.

Cereal Box Puzzles - Munchkins and Moms

Imaginary mini worlds are so fun to create with these awesome shoebox dioramas for kids. Pick a theme or keep it open-ended!

This resource includes the (31) questions of the day in The Creative Curriculum for Preschool: Boxes Unit. The English and Spanish translation are on one card.Each question of the day is visually adapted with a real-life visual. It is especially helpful for English Multilingual Learners and students with special needs.** Leave a review on any product and include your email to be placed on a special mailing list of free resources! **

Create a color sorting box using a cardboard box, markers, and colored popsicle sticks to help your toddler practice learning colours.

I just love a challenge because it makes me think "outside of the box" - yes pun intended... JDaniel4's Mom and The Activity Mom are hosting this fun little challenge as a creative way to recognize earth week. The challenge is