Along with new growth comes an invitation to spend our morning hunting for different colors of nature and creating our own drip-drop nature paintings.

Our children love to create fold-over paintings. So it was no surprise that they all really enjoyed making these beautiful butterfly fold-overs to decorate our classroom.

A child's name is very special and this simple watercolor activity turned out to be a fun and colorful way for our students to focus on the letters in their name.

Painting up bright and beautiful flowers with a water bottle and a fork! A super simple and yet amazing way to put a little spring on the art wall!

My class did such an amazing job exploring this flower painting process at the easel that I just can't help but share our latest experience!

20Moms blogger, Maggy Woodley has dropped by to share her creativity with us today and I am over at The Artful Parent sharing mine!

We stared our unit off by reading the book The Perfect Pet After reading the book we had a class discussion on what we would need to do to help the pets.  We had a class discussion on what types of animals would make good pets and what types of animals would not.  Pocket Chart Story using the children's names. The children enjoyed rereading ...

A simple and fun way to explore all four seasons on the sticky table in preschool!

Our children created some rockin' drawings out of just a few simple materials.

We read the delightful little story You be You by Linda Kranz and enjoyed creating our own colorful rocks in preschool.