Family project

Create this cardboard tube family craft to encourage pretend play, vocabulary development, and more during your preschool family theme activities.

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It was fun making these Popsicle stick families. Its really easy. You can show them to draw on both the stick and the paper to make cute people. You then just glue down your sticks where you want them. Encourage your kids to make a scene for your families. Kenzie was adorable when she showed me her...Read More

At the beginning of the year, getting to know our students is key to building relationships. Relationships are key to the success of our classroom. That’s what makes a family unit so importan…

Learning about families is an important skill for the primary classroom. Your preschool, Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students are going to love the craft activity project, FREE download, and ideas included in this blog post. Make your students' family tree come to life with the painting idea. Click through to check it all out, grab your freebie, and get started today. {preK, K, first, second graders, social studies lesson, unit, family structures}

I love talking about family in Sunday School! It's developmentally appropriate for preschoolers because it's about them and easily relatable. Here's a look at some of the activities I use to engage preschoolers about families of the Bible.

Draw your family worksheet download. Students can explore their family roles and responsibilities.

To show all the different types of families we had amongst us. We had each child take home a cut out of a house shape. Each child and their family filled their homes with family pictures and decorations. The children brought their house back to school and each child shared who their family was. We placed the houses through out the classroom bring in the individual cultures of each child.

Your classroom environment influences your students’ learning, mood, and behavior so it is very important that you think about howContinue reading