Our Favorite Tools for Preschool at Home

Having preschool at home? Check out these helpful tools! Plus, make sure to grab the free printable planning grid!

While working on preschool at home plans, I have been putting together some of our favorite tools to use. I like to use a lot of hands-on activities and weave in plenty of Scripture. We keep it very simple and fun with a laid back approach. I learned with my oldest that when I got too strict with it, we both ended up stressed out. Today, I wanted to share some of our favorite tools in order to help inspire you!

Our Favorite Tools for Preschool at Home

Peaceful Preschool

One of my favorite tools for preschool at home to pull from is the Peaceful Preschool curriculum. This is a literature and project-based curriculum that is full of hands-on learning experiences. I love how everything is laid out in a grid for each letter. I plan to pull a few activities from this plan every week.

Five Senses

I absolutely love hands-on learning and using limited worksheets. The Five Senses curriculum is all about using all 5 senses for learning! There are ideas for each letter of the alphabet. It is well laid out, organized, and easy to use! Plus, you can pair this alongside Elizabeth’s other books, Homeschooling Your Preschooler and Lifestyle Homeschooling.

Learn + Play Calendars

We loved using the Learn + Play Calendars from Everyday Learn and Play. You can also pair this with her full Little Lessons Preschool Curriculum!

Breakfast Invitations

I recently saw the idea of having Breakfast Invitations from Days with Grey. Immediately, I loved this idea because of the simplicity of it! I highly encourage you to follow along on her Instagram as she constantly is sharing ideas in her feed and shares how she quickly preps each morning invitation for the following morning.

The Gospel Alphabet

Since we will be focusing on a letter a week, I love being able to incorporate the Gospel with our learning. The Gospel Alphabet from Coffey Design Co is a favorite! These cards come in a spiral-bound book. You can easily flip to the letter you want to focus on. My daughter loves finding the matching letter to the letter in the book and flipping through the pages while we read the verses.

Creating a Plan

Of course, what is preschool without a plan!? While I love that Peaceful Preschool provides a weekly plan in a grid, I do not always do every single activity. I like to grab ideas from a few different spots, so I put together a grid that I can fill in every week. This is what I did with my oldest and it worked so well! You can download a free copy of the plan HERE.