Apple language activities preschool

Apple Names! Have the kids pick the apples and spell their name- a great way for kids to learn how to read their name this fall or during an apple unit!

So many apple literacy activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids to try during your next apple theme! Let kids practice the alphabet, rhyming, names, high frequency words, and more with an apple twist. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link to learn more.

Celebrate September with an outrageously run APPLE PIE SLIME! Use with apple activities for preschoolers! Smells amazing for fall play!

I LOVE fall. We are having an exceptionally warm fall this year, and I am LOVING it! The trees are slowly changing to beautiful shades of orange, yellow, and red. The mums are blooming beautifully, and the nights are cool and crisp. When I taught Kindergarten, I always loved kicking off the year with an apple study. Our science curriculum in first grade is a bit more heavy, so I’m not able to do as much as I like. We focus heavily on the life cycles of insects through inquiry, but I still…

Are you looking for a fun apple craft activity for your preschool, PreK, or Kindergarten class? Practice scissor skills and name recognition with this hands on kid's apple activity. These look great as an apple themed bulletin board too! Easy to edit and prep. Perfect for a fun back to school activity.

These fun and engaging apple activities are a great way to put together a preschool apple unit. These apple activities for preschool will help you bring the apple theme to all content areas. Click here to take a closer look at this apple unit for preschool.

These name activities for preschool include a free printable apple theme name writing activity, a candy corn printable activity, and more.

This post shares 8 easy, hands-on, engaging apple-themed activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Activities include a simple, toddler-friendly muffin recipe, sensory play with apple-scented cloud dough, easy-to-prep fine motor and color matching activities, dramatic play apple picking, and apple s

Hands-on and engaging kindergarten activities for teachers and parents. Save your time and find new ideas for teaching reading, phonics, math, and fun crafts.

We read Deanna Jump's Who Took the Apples from the Apple Tree?. As a response of our Friday, we made our own version of the story. Students illustrated their self and wrote their name. I kept the ending a surprise until we finished our book and read it aloud. The students loved the surprise ending!