As we gear up for the holiday season, the Preschool November Morning Bins are a must-have! They are hands-on, educational, engaging and FUN! Furthermore, they offer a wide variety of language and math skills, along with fine motor, social/emotional, and my personal favorite, dramatic play!
Most preschools have a scattered drop-off time, so mornings can be chaotic. Therefore, it’s crucial to have a consistent plan of activities for these young students to participate in as they trickle in. The Preschool Morning Bins are exactly what you need to start the day off in a positive, focused and stress-free way! These hands-on activities provide an ideal opportunity for preschool students to practice basic skills to warm up their minds and be ready for the day.
PRESCHOOL MORNING BIN BUNDLE AVAILABLE HERE
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FIRST GRADE MORNING BIN BUNDLE AVAILABLE HERE
SECOND GRADE MORNING BIN BUNDLE AVAILABLE HERE
What are Morning Tubs / Bins?
These age appropriate Preschool/ Pre-K Morning Bins are a great way to incorporate literacy, math, fine motor skills, and tons of PLAY into your morning routine! These bins are not limited to mornings, but can also be used for your early/fast finisher tubs, or just for some quiet exploration time at the end of the day!
What are the benefits of Morning Tubs / Bins?
- Rhyming and Syllables
- Sounds
- Letters
- Sequence
- Letter Printing
- Sort by Concept
- Finding Details
- EDITABLE Name Practice
- Patterns
- Counting Sequence
- Making and Counting Groups
- Shapes
- Measurement
- Colors
- Numerals
- Comparing
- Life Skills
- Social/Emotional
- Fine Motor
- Dramatic Play
Each month, you will have access to 20 NEW activities that cover the skills listed above! Certainly, these will get your kids EXCITED about morning routines! Furthermore, warm up those brains and start the day with engaging and purposeful activities!
Let’s take a look at each Preschool November Morning Bin in action!
Morning Bin #1: Rhyming and Syllables
Students will draw a line to match the rhyming words.
Morning Bin #2: Sounds
Students will roll a die, move their marker and say the beginning sound of the word.
Morning Bin #3: Letters
Students will use manipulatives to cover the matching letters.
Morning Bin #4: Sequence
Students will pick a burger card and put the ingredients in the same order.
Morning Bin #5: Letter Printing
Students will trace the line on the mat.
Morning Bin #6: Sort by Concept
Students will decide if the item is living or non-living and sort it.
Morning Bin #7: Finding Details
Students will observe both pictures and identify 5 differences.
Morning Bin #8: EDITABLE Name Practice
Students will write the letters of their names on each feather and glue the feather onto the back of the turkey.
Morning Bin #9: Patterns
Students will use snap cubes to recreate the pattern to match.
Morning Bin #10: Counting Sequence
Students will put the strips in order by number to create a picture.
Morning Bin #11: Making and Counting Groups
Students will build a tower to match each number on the mat.
Morning Bin #12: Shapes
Students will use play dough to build the shape on the mat.
Morning Bin #13: Measurement
Students will build a tower that is shorter than the tower on the mat.
Morning Bin #14: Colors
Students will sort a variety of colorful manipulatives to the correct color mats.
Morning Bin #15: Numerals
Students will cover each number by the code.
Morning Bin #16: Comparing
Students will count out pom-poms or balls of play dough to show the same number of gumballs.
Morning Bin #17: Life Skills
Students will decide which room the item belongs in and sort it.
Morning Bin #18: Social/Emotional
Students will roll a die, name the emotion and tell about a time they or someone they know of felt that emotion.
Morning Bin #19: Fine Motor
Students will practice tracing or cutting along the lines.
Morning Bin #20: Dramatic Play
Students will use their imaginations and the items to pretend that they are baking and selling pies. This bin comes with all the ingredients needed for baking, along with utensils, a cash register, a menu, and realistic pictures of the pies once they are done “baking.”
*This is an open-ended play activity. The offered materials can be set up in a variety of ways. Get creative and have fun!
I hope that you enjoy the Preschool November Morning Bins!
To see Kindergarten November Morning Bins, Click Here.
For 1st Grade November Morning Bins, Click Here.
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