Jorge Said:

Do a teacher have a lesson plan ideal for social development of sharing for preschool?

We Answered:

Have you read The Giving Tree? Story about a tree and a boy. Boy used to spend lots of time with the tree (climbing, swinging, playing). As he gets older, he spends less and less time with the tree. Eventually, the boy returns and asks the tree if it has any money. The tree gives the boy apples so he can sell. At the very end of the story, the boy is now an old man. The tree has nothing left to give. All that remains of the tree is a stump. The old man sits on the stump and the tree is happy to be useful. Students can bring something from home to share with classmates. You can have snacks and everyone pass around/share. Take time to comment on how sharing is positive for everyone. So much can be done while kids are eating/socializing together.

Barbara Said:

Preschool teacher websites?

We Answered:

http://www.toddler-net.com/Games_art_cra…
This website is not specifically for teachers, but they have many art and crafts project ideas, games, and worksheets/activity sheets for children. You can use it in preschool or in daycare.

Casey Said:

Attention Question for Preschool and Kindergarten Teachers!! Who can help me with lesson plans?

We Answered:

This helped me with my lesson plans

Victoria Said:

I need help finding Co-taught lesson plans which are designed by teachers and made for preschool age children.

We Answered:

We work with co-teachers at the preschool where I am. I do all the lesson plans, one skill sheet, one craft, one art table activity and book, music - the other teacher decides the game but we split leading everything evenly. She does opening one week, I do first paper, I do music, she does craft, snack, I lead art activity. The next week, we switch everything. I lead everythign she led the week before and vice versa. Good luck. I think it's a great teamwork plan.