This simple frog sensory bin will hop right to the top of your list of spring activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. With just a few items, this frog sensory activity will be ready in no time! While I think it’s perfect during spring, you can really set it up any time of the year.Keep Reading
Preschool Winter Math Fun with Counting Snowballs Invitation
This simple counting snowballs math is a perfect fit for your collection of winter activities for preschoolers. We do a lot of super simple learning activities in my classroom. Even if they’re very easy to set up, they are teaching the kiddos important skills. Once such activity revolved around preschool winter math, an activity IKeep Reading
Handprint Winter Tree with Snowy Fingerprints
A handprint winter tree definitely needs to be a part of your winter activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! If your students loving creating art with their hands and fingers, they’re going to get a kick out of this winter handprint tree. Using their hands and fingers, the kids will paint a bare, winter treeKeep Reading
25 Resources for a Preschool Transportation Theme
I was excited to see so many activities related to a preschool transportation theme at last week’s Share It Saturday. I’ll be featuring those posts, as well as a few other sites today. Enjoy, and be sure to link up your recent posts below if you’re a blogger. If not, have fun looking around. 🙂Keep Reading
How to Make Colorful Popsicle Stick Snowflakes with Kids
These popsicle stick snowflakes are one of my favorite winter activities for preschoolers. Use them to brighten up the classroom or the home. The colorful snowflakes are so easy to make and kids love them! This is really one of my favorite popsicle stick winter crafts! Let’s begin. Make Super Colorful Popsicle Stick Snowflakes DecemberKeep Reading
15+ FUN Ways to Play Inside this Winter
There are so many fun ways to play inside this winter. But winter activities for preschoolers can be tricky with the weather. I am usually the first to suggest getting outside during snowy winter weather. Sometimes, though, there’s just no way around being stuck inside on stormy winter days. Thanks to the wonderful activities sharedKeep Reading
Arctic Small World and Sensory Play
This Arctic small world is a must-have for your list of winter activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. It’s so very simple to set up, and you really only need a couple of materials to begin. The Arctic-themed small world also lets your students explore so many early learning skills as they play. You canKeep 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
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