This Quick as a Cricket art activity combines a well-loved children’s book with colorful art. You’ll definitely want to add this to your art projects for kids. This is definitely a process art activity, meaning the kids are focused more on how they’re creating the cricket art project than the finished piece. As they’re creatingKeep Reading
10 Preschool Summer Activities All About Coconuts
Coconuts are a great tool to use in a variety of preschool summer activities. You can use them in so many different ways. They me think of tropical beaches and lazy summer days. As spring is coming to a close, here are some coconutty summer activities for preschoolers! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s SUMMER Pinterest board? Coconut-ThemedKeep Reading
Tape and Watercolor Canvas Art for Kids
This tape and watercolor canvas art is one of my favorite art projects for kids. Just a few simple materials can lead to hours of creative exploration. You can set the kids’ tape art invitation up to be a collaborative project or it can be done individually. No matter what you do, your students willKeep Reading
10 Summer Snacks for Kids to Make
Add snacking to your list of summer activities for preschoolers. This list of summer snacks are sure to be a hit with the whole class! Some of the snacks are healthy while others are more indulgent. Either way, the kids (and parents) are going to absolutely love them! It’s no secret that young children areKeep Reading
Kid-Made Cupcake Liner Flowers
We recently had a ton of fun making cupcake liner flowers! They are a great addition to your list of spring activities for preschoolers. With just a few common household items, like cupcake liners and buttons, your preschoolers can create the cutest flower crafts! We have a variety of materials in our classroom art center,Keep Reading
Sweet & Simple Homemade Gifts for Dad
I love setting up holiday activities for preschoolers! And I think creating homemade gifts for dad are a must for Father’s day. Even though my preschool year ends in May, we still love creating Father’s Day presents ahead of time. Here’s what the kiddos made this year! Related: Child-Made Father’s Day Gifts I may getKeep Reading
Preschool Science Activities with KORXX
It’s no secret that preschool science activities are a hit in my classroom – and for good reason! Preschool engineering activities are always jam-packed with tons of fun and learning! When I was offered a chance to review KORXX blocks, I knew we’d integrate some science into our play. As I predicted, the preschoolers jumpedKeep Reading
Magnetic Tiles and Glow Sticks
Have you and the kiddos tried magnetic tiles? They are the first item on my list of materials for preschool engineering activities. We’ve begun exploring them at home, and it’s been a blast. Check out what we did with magnetic tiles and glow sticks! Are you following Fun-A-Day on Pinterest? glow sticks and magnetic tiles forKeep Reading
Glowing Galaxy Sensory Bin for Kids
This galaxy sensory bin is such a fun space-themed idea for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. Be sure to take a peek at the rest of my sensory bins once you’re done here. You can also incorporate the glowing galaxy water activity into a star-specific unit, or as part of a special glow-in-the-dark day withKeep Reading
Simple Pond Sensory Play Idea
Looking for an easy-peasy pond sensory play idea? Well look no further! And be sure to add it to your spring activities for preschoolers. You can use a variety of items you already have on-hand to create this pond sensory bin. So don’t worry about recreating the wheel or having to grab a ton ofKeep Reading
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