The little explorers in your class will love getting to create and investigate some fun bug sensory bottles! These ideas are yet another great addition to your master list of sensory bottles. I don’t know about you, but I sure know a ton of preschoolers who are fascinated with bugs. I can’t say that IKeep Reading
St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Printable for Preschoolers
Use the free St. Patrick’s Day tracing printable to practice fine motor skills in a wide variety of ways. This is a great addition to your list of St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschoolers! You can get the printable at the very bottom of this post. It’s important to start working with children on theirKeep Reading
Shamrock Sensory Bin for St. Patrick’s Day
This shamrock sensory bin is so very engaging, and it doesn’t take too much to set it up. Lots of sensory play that you’ll want to add to your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschool. Sensory play AND St. Patrick’s Day? Yes, please! Plus, you really only need one simple sensory filler to get allKeep Reading
10 Easter Sensory Bottles for Preschoolers
Create some really cool Easter sensory bottles with the kids this year! Each of these unique ideas is a great addition to your growing list of Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Related: Free Printable Easter Fine Motor and Cutting Strips I always find that preschoolers really love getting to celebrate Easter. There are brightKeep Reading
St. Patrick’s Day Sensory Bin with Dyed Chickpeas
Put together a colorful St. Patrick’s Day sensory bin for the kids this March. Just what you need as part of your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschool. I love reusing sensory materials. In fact, I make it a point to do just that whenever possible. The only time I don’t is if the sensoryKeep Reading
15+ St. Patrick’s Day Sensory Bottles
The kids are going to love these St. Patrick’s Day sensory bottles! Add them to your growing list of St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschool. I have to tell you, I really enjoy celebrating all the holidays with the kids, but St. Patrick’s Day is a favorite of mine. I lived in Ireland for aKeep Reading
Snow Paint Sensory Bin with Dinosaurs
Bring the snow inside and make an easy snow paint recipe for a snow painting sensory bin. Then add DINOSAURS! Your winter activities for preschoolers need to include this idea, take my word for it. Oh how I love activities that touch on the many interests of the kids! Snow? ✔Paint? ✔Dinosaurs? ✔Happy Kids? ✔✔✔Keep Reading
Bee Sensory Bottle for a Preschool Insect Theme
Learn how to make a bee sensory bottle with the kids. It’s a great addition to a preschool insect theme or a unit all about bees. Related: Rainy Day Activities for Spring Break I think it’s a great idea to have sensory bottles on rotation in early childhood classrooms. They’re a wonderful way to engageKeep Reading
Snow Painting With Water Balloons for Outdoor Art
Learn how to use water balloons for a super fun snow painting activity. Perfect as part of your planned winter activities for preschoolers, or as an impromptu snowy surprise. Related: Winter Process Art Oh, this activity is just chock full of awesomeness. If I do so say, myself! Tons of snowy fun? ✔Process art? ✔Open-endedKeep Reading
Learn How to Make Metallic Silver Slime
Make some silver slime with the children today. It’s another great addition to the many types of slime your students will love making! Apparently, I just love shiny, sparkly slimes. Our gold slime recipe is still one of my absolute favorites. But this silver slime might be evening out the odds now. You can evenKeep Reading
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