Kids’ art is the main focus of these Thanksgiving bulletin board ideas. Your students will love helping you create a holiday display for the classroom! Related: Thanksgiving Activities for Preschoolers A big expanse of cork board. Just staring at you. And your creativity feels just out of reach. Sometimes coming up with bulletin board ideasKeep Reading
Fall Cutting Strips and Tracing Printable
Use these fall cutting strips for scissor skills and fine motor practice in a variety of ways. I think they’re a great addition to your other fun fall activities for preschoolers. You can sign up to receive a copy of the fall strips in your inbox at the bottom of this post. Related: Free PreschoolKeep Reading
Corn Sensory Bottle with Rainbow Popcorn Kernels
This corn sensory bottle filled with rainbow popcorn kernels is so engaging! What a great addition to your list of fall activities for preschoolers. The rainbow corn sensory jar lets children explore colors, their senses, and many other early learning skills. You can easily incorporate math, science, literacy, and even more concepts your kids areKeep Reading
Rainbow Corn Sensory Bin Perfect for Any Time of Year
Make your own corn sensory bin using homemade dyed corn kernels. Once you’re done here, be sure to check out my epic list of sensory play activities for kids. Add it to your list of corn activities and crafts for kids. But the bin is good for more than just corn-related activities. Use it forKeep Reading
Pumpkin Seed Activities Kids Will Love
These pumpkin seed activities are just what you need when you find yourself with an overflow of seeds after scooping out the pumpkins. Add them to your lesson plans for preschool pumpkin activities. I don’t know about you, but sometimes we have an . . . overabundance of pumpkin seeds. It’s so fun to carveKeep Reading
Halloween Sensory Bottle with Floating Jack-O-Lanterns
Make a jack-o-lantern Halloween sensory bottle this October. What a calming addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! You don’t need many materials to create the jack-o’-lantern sensory bottle. Plus, you can make changes depending on the items you already have on-hand. The Halloween discovery jar lets your students explore a varietyKeep Reading
How to Dye Popcorn Kernels for Play and Learning
Have you ever wondered how to dye popcorn kernels for all your fall activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids? I’ve done all the work for you and am sharing the details below. I have always loved using interesting materials in my projects with the kids. And the look of brightly colored popcorn kernels certainly fitKeep Reading
Printable Halloween Tracing and Cutting Strips
Young children can use these Halloween tracing strips to practice their fine motor skills in a variety of ways. What a great addition to the other Halloween activities for preschoolers you’ve got planned! You can grab your own set via the form at the bottom of this post. Related: Easy Halloween Activities Using Mini ErasersKeep Reading
What is Process Art for Kids and Why is It Important?
Process art is one of my favorite types of preschool art projects to do with the kids. Process art is a style of art that focuses only on the task of creating art, not what the actual artwork looks like. Even though we are primarily focused on the process of creating, the final product thatKeep Reading
Invitation to Create Halloween Contact Paper Art
Integrate this Halloween contact paper art into your Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. It’s such an engaging, hands-on activity the children love each year! You can use many items you already have on-hand to set up the Halloween sticky art invitation. So don’t stress about having to find the exact materials we used!Keep Reading
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