The Ultimate Preschool Activity Guide: Over 200 fun preschool learning activities for ages 3-5 (Early Learning)

This is such a great resource. I’m a former early childhood teacher turned stay at home mom. Although these activities seem simple, they each have skills your child will need to learn at some point. It’s so nice having one book that tells you exactly what to do and what you need. We all know Moms use enough brain power for other things, so not having to put in a lot of effort is so nice. This is great for teachers, any mom (w or w/o teaching background), grandparents, etc.Highly recommend.

There are so many categories of activities - many of which I haven’t thought of myself - that I’m excited to try with my preschooler.I was blown away by the breadth of categories. Even if I tackled one a week, there’s easily a year’s worth of themes in this one resource!Each activity is well-organized with numbered steps. My brain works that way and I don’t end up reading the same sentence three times.The STEM activities include explanations for the science-y activities. The author gives plenty of background for phenomena for parents who haven’t been in science class in 25 years.All in all, a great value for the price tag... and I am stoked about of all the extra hours of sleep I’m going to save from pinning activities on Pinterest all night!

I bought the book because I don’t have a printer at home. Had I known the pages were in black and white, I wouldn’t have bought it. Great ideas in the book but the pages are blah. I really wish they were in color. Some of the activities I wanted to do, I didn’t do because it looked boring in black in white. I let my son color some but some were shaded and didn’t make for good coloring pages. I’m pretty disappointed.

We've just started working on the activities with my 3 year old! Theyre so engaging and fun for him and I! Can't wait to continue using this book!

Working through this book as a sort of preschool curriculum for my 4.5 year old. Most activities use items we already have around the house (I love arts and crafts, so we may have a bit more than most people, but so far, all activities use items easily available at any rate), and take literally a few minutes each to prep for. And they're all REALLY fun, with a strong educational twist. If we manage to get through this all before the school year ends, I plan to purchase her kindergarten prep guide to work through as well.

Good content and they fixed the “preschoool” another reviewer had noted but the book was bonded upside down and backwards. Also super off center so the page numbers are mostly cut off. It’s really annoying but I guess the content is still the same.

I bought this material for my grandson. My daughter really loves the material and is using it to home school him.

I just loved the passport and to "walk thru" the continents. The ages of 3 to 5 are really appropriated to these activities.Helps to learn different subjects (maths, history, science, body systems, geography, cooking, nature and others, not just by books, but with diferent ways and activities, having so much fun!Some incredible activities that we already did (and love it): magic stars; my passport - really funny to play and learn; fingerprint science - they just loved to stamp their fingerprints all around; arts like frozen paintbrushers - (thank God I used food coloring),coffee filter butterfly; walking water; keep paper dry experiment; opposites day; sensory measures; pizza; obstacle course; coin counting and deposit bank; opposites board game; egg brushing experiment; sort seeds; pass the ice cream; which shape is strongest?; dinossaur name and fossil; ; lung race; why are bones important?; digestive track sequencing/food experiment; paper bag bumblebee; add and subtract bees; apple taste test; all about me book; and so much more!

Really disappointed to see that the only pronoun used is he. As someone who has three daughters it's incredibly frustrating to receive this booklet and have it only addressed to boys. It's 2021, we're better than this.

Other then firing the reader for missing such an obvious mistake. This looks like it will be a great to my resource books.