Storyboard That makes it incredibly easy for Pre-K teachers to create resources for their classrooms, from visual aids to sorting activities. Whether students are ready to start digital storytelling on their own or not, there are so many incredible ways to create fun activities and aids to help young students on their journey toward learning.
Pre-K Teaching & Project Ideas
How Tos about Pre-K Activities & Resources
Try Visual Schedules to Support Routines and Independence
Visual schedules help students understand daily routines and transitions. Create a simple chart or storyboard with images for each activity. This builds confidence and reduces anxiety for young learners.
Gather and Print Clear, Colorful Images for Each Daily Activity
Choose or draw pictures for common classroom tasks like circle time, snack, and clean-up. Print them large and bright so students can easily recognize each step.
Arrange Activities in Sequential Order on a Classroom Board
Place the images in the order they happen throughout the day. Mount the schedule at student eye level so everyone can see what comes next.
Refer to the Visual Schedule Before Transitions
Point to the next activity and talk through what’s coming up. This helps students anticipate changes and supports smooth transitions.
Invite Students to Move or Check Off Completed Activities
Let students interact with the schedule by moving a marker, flipping an image, or checking off tasks. Active participation builds independence and engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pre-K Activities & Resources
What are the best resources for Pre-K teachers to create classroom activities?
Storyboard That offers a wide range of resources for Pre-K teachers, including visual aids, sorting activities, matching worksheets, and classroom decorations. These tools help make lessons engaging and easy to prepare.
How can I quickly make visual aids for my Pre-K classroom?
Using Storyboard That, you can easily design customized visual aids with colorful images and simple text. Choose from templates or create your own to support lessons and daily routines.
What are some fun sorting activities for young learners?
Sorting activities like color matching, shape grouping, and object categorization can be made interactive with Storyboard That's sorting boards or printable worksheets. These help preschoolers develop critical thinking skills.
How do I use digital storytelling with Pre-K students?
Digital storytelling lets young students express ideas through pictures and simple narratives. Storyboard That provides easy tools for teachers to guide students or create stories together, even if students are just starting out.
Where can I find ready-to-use lesson plans for Pre-K classrooms?
Storyboard That has a collection of ready-to-use lesson plans and project ideas tailored for Pre-K. These include sequencing, matching, social stories, and more to save teachers time and spark creativity.
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