Mo willems activity

This entertaining and funny children's book by Mo Willems about unlikely friends Elephant and Piggie is my preschooler's favorite! Learn how to make these super fun Elephant and Piggie corner bookmarks to make the daily reading experience of this book even more fun! #ElephantAndPiggieBook #DIyCornerBookmarks #PreschoolerSTEMReadingActivity

FREE printables to go along with the book series Elephant and Piggie by Mo Willems. Preschool and kindergarten kids will have a blast learning with these 2 lovable friends! Practice early math and literacy skills, alphabet, counting, patterns, scissor skills and more!

A great way to incorporate Math into your book time is this fun activity by PreKinders! This pigeon counting game is simple as all you will need are these print outs and counters that go along with it. Enjoy teaching math concepts and about the author Mo Williams at the same time.

Help preschoolers learn about friendship and sharing with this fun activity inspired by Should I Share My Ice Cream? Perfect for a preschool class activity on friendship & sharing, a playdate, or even for siblings who are learning to share. So easy to set up and super fun!

A collection of hands-on pigeon activities for kids inspired by Mo Willem's books.

On of my favorite things to hear is children giggling. Even thinking about kids laughing and chuckling makes you smile, no?! An author study that I love to do in my classroom, that ALWAYS brings lots of giggles, is Mo Willems. Reading one of Mo Willems' books is entertaining no matter how old you are. {Sometimes I probably think the books are even more funny than my students do!} A few weeks ago I posted this picture on instagram. My class was having a little BIG issue with using the…

Are you familiar with Mo Willems? No? More than likely you are familiar with his work. Mo Willems is the author of several children’s books that are unique in their humor and simplicity. I once stumbled upon his book, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, at a used store, and my kids and I...

Lesson plans, resource links, and freebies for the first week of kindergarten. Great for brand new teachers or veteran teachers in need of fresh ideas!

While studying children's author, Mo Willems, we did a neat art activity to correlate with the artwork in his Trixie series. In a previous post, I wrote

As Pre-K and Kindergarten teachers we spend a lot of time on the alphabet. Students come to us at all different skill levels. Some of them may have already mastered...