My body topic eyfs

Preschool Week #1: Theme: All About Me/My Body Letter for the week: F Number for the week: 1 The theme for the week is divided up between 2 different days. Although some of the things here are repeated for both days, most of it is divided up between the 2 days. Centers/intro activity #1: I gave each kid an envelope with cut out letters of their name inside. Their name was also written on the outside of the envelope. They got to practice spelling their name/putting it in order. The kids who…

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Hi guys! Our theme for preschool this week was all about "my body." We worked on a lot of vocabulary words through dramatic play, puzzle...

Sensory play is one of my son's favorite part of his day, I try to incorporate a bit of sensory play in all of our themes. It's a simple, low prep way to sneak in some learning. This week we're extending our "my body" theme so I put together this simple sensory "body hunt" activity. What You Will Need: Something to put in the sensory bin (I used popcorn seeds) Body part printable Container Tray (optional) I like to add a try under the sensory bin to catch any messes that might fall. I hid…

For our theme of "All About Me" the Woodlands class looking in a mirror and tried to draw their own faces. We also cut up dome parts of the body (nose, mouth, eyes) for the children to glue #eyfs #themes #activity

Explore the human skeleton with this engaging tuff tray activity! Children can talk about the different parts of the body whilst building a life size skeleton! Visit the Twinkl website to download everything you need to create your own! #science #smallworld #tufftray #tuffspot #skeleton #humanbody #human #biology #teaching #teacher #teachingideas #twinkl #twinklresources #homeeducationuk #homeschool #parents #childminders #body #growth

Help naming veg and discussing healthy eating.

Try this All About My Body Button Placing Fine Motor Skills Activity to encourage children to practise their fine motor skills and talk about parts of the body.

We are always using our hands to hold things so I set up an invitation to explore how many things our paper hands (or real hands) can hold at the math table. On the table were paper hands of various sizes and small wooden inch cubes...