Preschool history

Our exploration of Art History at a preschool-level! And there's plenty for grown ups to learn and enjoy too!

Get hands-on with these history activities for preschool and kindergarten! Here are crafts, books, and more for bringing history alive. History Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten Exploring Art History with Preschoolers - Playground Parkbench Explore art history, from Modernism in the late 19th century to Pop Art, popular in the 1960s. Montessori Inspired European Unit

15 Fun Resources For History for Kindergarten Homeschool. Teaching history to a kindergarten aged child is not easy to know how to do. In my 20+ years of homeschooling, I am familiar with how some public school teach it. Combining an amalgam of subjects that fall under the social studies umbrella is how many schools teach kindergarten homeschool history. You’ll love these 15 fun resources for homeschool kindergarten history.

Many parents and teachers feel overwhelmed at the thought of teaching art history. But I've found some amazing resources that are easy to prepare and are so comprehensive that they work for preschoolers through elementary-age

I love subjects that are equally awe inspiring to grown-ups and kids alike... like Egyptian architecture.

Are you studying geography this year? Check out this free, printable Continent Matching Activity. It's especially great for younger children, but older ones may find it helpful as well. It will help your child to visually recognize the shape of the different continents!

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In this history unit study we read amazing books, ate delicious treats related to our topic, and experienced Ancient Egypt hands-on!

Late last summer, just before we were set to start back to schooling our little Miss 6 and Miss 4... I stumbled upon The Peaceful Press. When I researched The Playful Pioneers curriculum and saw that it was based on The Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, it spoke to me right away.&nb

Introducing land, air, and water is a basic, Montessori preschool geography lesson that helps kids understand the world around them.