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Activities for Pre-K There are 54 items.
Need simple activities for Pre-K patrons? This collection has a variety of activities to choose from that help support the learning of your younger patrons.
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Levers at Play
2 Review(s)Participants consider how a simple machine, a lever, turns a small push or pull (a small force) into a larger — or stronger — push or pull (a larger force) — and apply the concept to designing a model seesaw. 5712
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How-to Video Implementation Guide Provides extensive background information, facilitation outline, materials shopping list, extended supporting media suggestions, correlations to national standards, and more. Teacher's Guide Provides classroom connections, key concepts, connections to science standards, and additional resources. -
Brush Away Alphabet Germs
Toddlers and Early Elementary students learn about the right amount of time to brush their teeth, while practicing proper techniques (complete with an adorable song). 0
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Brain Tag
This collection of outdoor activities can be done individually or as a longer activity. Kids pretend to be neurotransmitters in various games of tag, and learn about the functions of the brain. 0
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Dancing Spinner
1 Review(s)This easy activity is perfect for a story time break! Spin the spinner and have kids dance according to where it lands. 1152
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We Have the Moves!
1 Review(s)This multi-piece curriculum from Sesame Street will show you how to incorporate movement into daily activities at the library, for all ages! 1019
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Curious George: Sail a Boat
Curious George sees treasures where others see trash. He transforms his "junk" collection into a masterpiece—reusing and recycling items from the street. Will the mayor declare George and his friends the winners of Pretty City Day? 0
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Curious George: Ramp-n-Roll
Curious George and the cat, Gnocchi, can easily climb out through a window in the basement when the door closes behind them. Now George must figure out how to build a ramp so that Hundley, a little dachshund, can get out, too. 0
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Curious George: Pigeon Perch
Curious George wants to make Compass the pigeon the perfect perch so the bird can feel right at home. But it takes a lot of research to figure out how to build a tall object that won't collapse. Patrons learn about the design process by researching their ideas outdoors, experimenting with what it takes to make a tall object stand upright and be stable,... 0
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Curious George - Blast Off!
3 Review(s)Curious George is the only one who can restock the International Space Station with supplies, which means he's going up to space in a rocket! Patrons build and launch their own air-powered rockets, which they test and retest (using the engineering design process) to determine the best design. 4938
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Balance Challenge
Patrons strike a balance by manipulating an object's center of gravity. 0
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Buckets of Popcorn
In this math activity, patrons decide which buckets (tall and narrow, or short and wide?) will hold more popcorn. 0
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