Teaching a preschool class of 3- to 5-year-olds is both rewarding and overwhelming. With so many little voices calling your name, small hands tugging for attention, and constant energy filling the room, it’s easy to feel overstimulated and stretched thin. But with patience, clear expectations, and God’s guidance, it is possible to create a peaceful, joyful classroom where everyone thrives.
Stepping into the role of a Pre-K teacher is both exciting and overwhelming. You’re entering a classroom full of curiosity, energy, and little hearts eager to learn. Since first starting, I’ve discovered that there are a few guiding principles that can make this journey both joyful and sustainable. 1. Lead with Patience and Joy “Be completely humble and gentle; be
Sensory bins are a favorite in any preschool setting. They engage little hands, spark curiosity, and build fine motor skills while calming busy bodies. Many preschool ministry leaders prefer non-food fillers to aid in avoiding waste, allergies, or concerns about using food for play. Here’s a treasure trove of creative, budget-friendly ideas straight from seasoned teachers that you can use
If you’ve ever led preschool circle time, you know it can feel like herding butterflies. Wiggly little ones, short attention spans, and endless energy make sitting still a challenge. But circle time is also one of the most valuable teaching opportunities in preschool ministry, it’s where kids learn songs, hear Bible stories, learn to pray, and build community. Here are
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6 In preschool ministry, we know little hands love to explore, touch, and create. But sometimes, limited resources or the need to cut back on paper copies pushes us to think outside the box. Thankfully, there are countless
