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an image of eyes on a wall in a room with cabinets and other things behind it

Reggio Emilia

Wall Display Preschool

All About Me Preschool

Preschool Class

Reggio Inspired

Classroom Environment

Classroom Displays

Beginning Of School

Preschool Classroom

This is something I did in my classroom this year when I was talking to my preschool class about how we are all different, yet the same. It is a wall display of the children in my preschool classroom. The children were asked to search for their own eyes and when the parents came in later that day, I asked them to find their child's eyes too!

a red bowl filled with lots of white stuff next to a child's hand

Fluffy Stuff (2 boxes cornstarch and 1 can shaving cream; color if desired) -- moldable. Haven't seen this before.

two pictures side by side, one with blue glitter and the other has food in it

43 DIY Ways To Add Some Much-Needed Sparkle To Your Life

Galaxy play-doh! Must try ASAP

two young children sitting at a table with bottles and spoons in front of them

Toddlers And Preschoolers

Water Play Activities

Gross Motor Activity

Rainbow Water

Play Activity

Fun Outdoor Activities

Water Play

Gross Motor

Motor Activities

rainbow water play - water play idea for toddlers and preschoolers

Rainbow water - a lesson in color mixing - fun outdoor activity :)

an ice cream cone and scooper are in the sand

I totally earned my ‘best mom ever’ badge today!

Cloud Dough. Fun outdoor activity for a toddler

four different images of colorful flowers in glass vases with water and colored paper on them

Rose Got

Flower Tower

Cool Science Experiments

Rainbow Roses

Colorful Roses

Colored Flowers

Science Experiments Kids

Science Fair

Science For Kids

Rose multicolore - HUMOLITE

Cool science experiment for kids! Rainbow Roses Get white or cream colored long stem roses. (Carnations work well too). Cut the stem according to the picture, you will then place 4 glasses of food color dyed water together. Put one piece of stem per color and allow the flower to soak up different colors. I wanna try it now!!