This Arctic small world is a must-have for your list of winter activities for preschoolers. It lets the kids explore so many early learning skills. An added bonus? The kids will have an Arctic-BLAST with this mini imaginative play activity! Pun intended! getting chilly with an arctic small world! MaterialsI may get commissions for purchasesKeep Reading
Winter Fine Motor Play with Styrofoam “Snowballs”
The kids will love this winter fine motor play with snowball geoboards! Add it to your list of winter activities for preschoolers. Fine motor skills are a super important foundational skill for writing. But the kids don’t have to practice writing or coloring all day to improve those skills. There are tons of fun andKeep Reading
Preschool Winter Words Free Printable to Use with Letter Tiles
These printable preschool winter words pair very well with a variety of winter activities for preschoolers. They can also be used to learn and explore the alphabet. Better yet, work together with your students to come up with a great way to put these winter word cards to use! You can grab five free wordKeep Reading
Super Simple Cookie Cutter Snowman Art Project for Kids
What a fun, and oh so easy, snowman art project to make with the kids! Perfect for your list of winter activities for preschoolers. Related: Cookies and Milk Calendar Numbers Cookie cutters are always fun to have on hand with kids! In the past, I’ve had children use the cookie cutters to stamp patterns andKeep Reading
Winter Pretend Play – Scooping Snowballs
Bring snow to your classroom with a winter pretend play activity, a great addition to your list of winter activities for preschoolers. In this activity, children will practice their fine motor skills and scratch that sensory-seeking itch as they scoop, toss, break, and stuff their snowballs! Related: Snowball Winter Activities for Kids “snowy” winter pretendKeep Reading
DIY Snowman Kit – Book Inspired Family Fun
This DIY snowman kit is a must-have for your list of winter activities for preschoolers. Let the kids choose materials for their kit, building it at their table. Then, keep an eye on the weather forecast and let them take their snowman kits home to use on their own snowmen. Or, work together with yourKeep Reading
Snow What Fun – 15 Snow Themed Activities!
Your list of winter activities for preschoolers would not be complete without some snow-themed activities thrown into the mix. I don’t know if it’s the snow days out from school, sleigh riding, building snowmen, snowball fights, the white blanket that covers everything in sight, or the hot chocolate and movies we watch when we comeKeep Reading
The Best of 2013 – My Favorite Posts!
Today, I’m joining over 50 bloggers from the Kid Blogger Network for The Best of 2013 Blog Hop! Yesterday, I shared Fun-A-Day’s top preschool learning activities for the year. Today, I want to focus on a few of my favorite posts. I have to admit that I get attached to each post that I wroteKeep Reading
Top Preschool Activities of 2013
If you’re looking for the top preschool activities this year, you’re in luck! Here at Fun-A-Day, we love finding and creating hands-on activities that preschoolers are sure to love. Check out this list of preschool favorites below. As with many people, I find the new year to be a time of reflection. 2013 was aKeep Reading
Gingerbread Activities that Will Wow the Preschoolers
You’ll need all the gingerbread activities you can find for one of my favorite winter preschool themes – a gingerbread man theme! So, with that in mind, I’ve created a list of preschool gingerbread activities. From early literacy activities and sensory bins to books about the gingerbread man, and more, this list has everything you’llKeep Reading
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