Light pad activities

Light table activities for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten; ideas for using a light table or light box in Pre-K classroom; science center preschool

Light table toys don't always have to be bought. They don't always have to be expensive either. Sometimes you can find things around your home that would be a great addition to light table play. Here are ten examples of unexpected items that are excellent for the light table! Follow the photos to see more examples of each item! silicone muffin cups and gelato spoons colored translucent bowls Floam Cellophane paper sheets Acrylic panel/ plexiglass samples clear plastic dessert plates from the…

Explore facial features with this light table spin on the classic Mr. Potato Head. Toddlers and preschoolers will love creating silly faces with this open-ended light table activity.

Over 15 fun light table learning activities for toddlers and preschoolers! Engaging ways to learn using your light box!

Today, I’m thrilled to share our simple no mess painting method! We love art on the light table, but we couldn’t figure out how to use actual paint without it being impossible to clean up. Since we use our light table for all kinds of ways to learn in the dark, we were thrilled tocontinue reading...

How to make DIY color blocks for kids for only $3 using dollar store wooden blocks (video tutorial included)

Welcome back to the Light and Reflections Series! If you’re new, be sure to check our previous posts from the series here. Today, our topic is Math and Shapes. Where Imagination Grows, And Next Comes L, and Still Playing School are posting their ideas as well. Please stop by and see what they’re up to!continue reading...

Light table toys and tools for your preschool classroom. Your kids will love learning and playing with these fun toys on the light table!

These letter dots help students master one of the most crucial steps to pre-writing – letter identification. Students gain familiarity with the shapes of the letters by placing the dots in the indicated spaces. More advanced students still enjoy the activity as review, or practice oral language, letter sounds, and more!