Transition games for preschoolers

Here are some fun carpet games for preschoolers and kindergarteners to enjoy during circle time at school or just to have some fun at home.

Time filler games are a necessity in the classroom! Don’t you hate those awkward few minutes between activities we all have with our students? You know, when everyone’s packed up and just waiting for

Whether you have one kid or ten, circle time games are fun for all. Try out these games to bring some fun to your circle time.

Discover engaging preschool transition activities! Whether your little one is moving from playtime to circle time or preparing to go outside, this resource is packed with creative and educational ideas to make transitions seamless and enjoyable. Dive into a treasure trove of printables, games, and expert tips that will not only ease the transition process but also foster your child's development. Explore the blog now and turn every transition into a fun and learning-filled adventure

Up your classroom management game with these fun transition cards. Successful transitions in the classroom leads to more time for learning. These cards also provide fun activities in the form of brain breaks! Students have to brainstorm ideas to complete the cards before moving on to the next task! #learningisfun #classroommanagement

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Use these transition activities for kids when children need to move somewhere as a group, such as down a hall, to a cafeteria, or to the playground.

The action cup is one of my favorite routines… particularly when it comes to getting my Kindergarten students to transition from their seats to the carpet seamlessly! I use the action cup in so many ways! I have an “Action Cup Helper” as a job. Each time we transition from one activity to the next, or […]

Circle time songs and rhymes for preschool, Pre-k and Kindergarten.

Great ideas for free preschool games! Perfect inside or outside, during circle time, at home, or to develop gross motor and critical listening skills.