Ms. Kristen’s blog

I have created this blog to offer parenting advice and support, as well as activities that offer fun, hands-on learning materials for toddlers and preschool children. These activities are designed for young children of all abilities. As a special education preschool teacher, I have added early intervention resources for students with special education needs. In addition, I will also Please look to find fun, learning activities every week!

Fall Preschool Activities

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Fall Preschool Curriculum: Adapted for Students with Special Needs

Fall Preschool Curriculum: Adapted for Students with Special Needs

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