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Looking for some fun games and activities to do at home with your kindergartner? Check these out!

This activity will help your kindergartner build reading and writing skills.

By sorting and categorizing beans, your kindergartner will begin to build math and problem-solving skills.

This fun activity engages your child's curiosity and builds observation skills, which will become important as your child studies science.

By sharing family stories, you will reinforce an understanding of family and how things are similar or different from generation to generation. This provides a building block for studying social studies.

By delving into the art of ancient Egypt, you'll be giving your child a glimpse of art history.

Forming letters out of clay is a fun and easy art project that gives kids a hands-on feel for learning handwriting.

Using a computer word-processing program and a digital camera, your kindergartner can learn basic computer skills by making this name book. Once the book is complete, he can read it over and over, and practice his reading skills.

This easy project will help your child begin to learn the letters of the alphabet, and how to spell her name.

Banging pots and pans, and beating on an oatmeal tin can teach the basics of finding the musical beat.

By counting pennies, nickels and dimes, your child will learn how to count by ones, fives and 10s.

Pick shoes for your kindergartner that are designed for ease of movement.

Have your child make a story map to sequence the beginning, middle and end of a story.

Go outside with your child and look for shapes.

Have your child explore the sense of smell by having her guess different scents.

In this activity your child explores letter sounds by making a collage.

Have your child create this fun flip book to practice reading.

Try printmaking to make your own wrapping paper!

Here's a clever and tasty way to review fractions with your child.

In this activity your child acts out a story with a hand-made storyboard.

Have your child find living things and nonliving objects.

In this activity your child makes a puzzle that helps her spell and recognize her name.

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Kindergarten learning games and activities | Parenting

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Looking for some fun games and activities to do at home with your kindergartner? Check these out! This activity will help your kindergartner build reading and writing skills. By sorting and categorizing beans, your kindergartner will begin to build math and problem-solving skills.

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The following tips explain simple things you can do to help encourage your child to read, learn, and succeed!

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Often played within my classroom. Hartmann creates engaging sing & dance along videos that focus on letters, sounds, etc.

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"jack hartmann" "kids music channel" "educational songs" "brain breaks" "count to 100" "alphabet song" phonics "kids music" "kids videos" "kids songs" "lette...

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Jack has made over 45 albums for children with over 1,000 super fun and movement songs for children. Our songs for kids and educational videos will help your children learn counting, numbers, reading and language skills, nursery rhymes, science, physical fitness, dance and movement.

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Apr 19, 2016 - A kindergarten teaching blog full of tips, tricks, and teaching ideas.