Sources I like for theme and seasonal wall art:
Eeboo publishes wall art, growth charts, games and
probably more (go online or to specialty gift shops such as Patina)
Party City or Party America (cheap and often amazing stuff).
Teaching Resources:
I have a few teaching books, but mostly go online
for the basics (alphabet and number worksheets) and for theme
resources. I have subscribed to Mother Goose Time and
Funshine Express in the past but found that I didn't/couldn't use
a lot of it. I would rather spend that money, or less, creating
my own resources that work well for me. Each year I try to create
or improve on themes. The last week of each month I review fire
safety and things we've been learning earlier in the month.
Here are most of the websites I use:
www.everythingpreschool.com
www.preschooleducation.com
www.familyfun.com
www.educationalcoloringpages.com
www.first-school.com
www.first-school.ws
www.universalpreschool.com
www.wondertime.go.com
www.kidsdomain.com
www.kidzone.ws
www.kidsoup.com
www.kizclub.com
www.enchantedlearning.com
www.dltk-kids.com
www.makingfriends.com
www.janbrett.com
www.apples4theteacher.com
www.preschoolcoloringbook.com
www.songsforteaching.com
www.atozteacherstuff
www.coloringbookfun.com
www.childfun.com
I use the public library extensively for DVD's,
music CD's, books for the kids to view at nap time and theme books for
me to use during Circle Time or for Story Time. I request theme books
online and simply pick them up. This works great!
