#Life cycle of apple cut and paste plus#

This post contains affiliate links, for which I will earn a commission should you make purchases. And having pre-planned themes for the year is incredibly helpful. I like it because it provides a simple and manageable structure for me to start from when it comes to planning our activities.

My youngest isn’t quite ready for all the material, and my oldest is much farther advanced than most of it, but still enjoys many of the suggested activities to reinforce what he already knows. In case you missed it, we’re using Busy Toddler’s Playing Preschool curriculum as a loose guide for our home school preschool at least for now. And we don’t wasted a good fine motor opportunity around here! We used this apple parts activity to not only learn and talk about the parts of an apple, but also to practice scissor cutting skills and glue skills since much of it is a cut and paste activity.

#Life cycle of apple cut and paste plus#

I’ve already shared some of our favorite apple books for preschoolers this Fall and today I’m sharing a fun parts of an apple activity we did during our apple unit plus some of the other activities we tried during our study. A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that we had begun trying to introduce and implement some flexible home school preschool rhythms around here and that we were starting out with a fun and simple preschool apple unit.