Beautiful and colorful corn mosaic art is the perfect addition to your preschool Thanksgiving activities this fall. I spent quite some time experimenting with the best way to dye corn kernels in 2013. Lots of blood, sweat, and tears went into perfecting that process. Okay, well there really wasn’t any blood or sweat. And theKeep Reading
Fall Slime Inspired by the Changing Leaves
Make fall slime with the kids as the leaves start changing color. It’s a fun science and sensory activity to add to your list of fall activities for kids. I love fall. It is most definitely my favorite season! I love how the weather starts getting cooler, but it’s not too cold yet. The fallKeep Reading
Corn Color Sorting Mats for Math and Sensory Play
Try out some corn color sorting mats to let children practice sorting and color identification. Pair the free printable mats with a sensory bin for even more learning fun. Be sure to add this hands-on activity to your list of fall math activities for preschoolers. Be sure to grab your own set at the bottomKeep Reading
Free Printable Thanksgiving Emergent Reader
This printable Thanksgiving emergent reader will be a great addition to your preschool Thanksgiving activities this year! Related: Turkey Tracks Turkey Art Do you enjoy making books with your students? It happens to be a favorite activity of mine! That’s probably why I have so many free printable books all ready to go for youKeep Reading
Thanksgiving Bulletin Board Ideas for Preschool
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: Preschool Thanksgiving Activities A big expanse of cork board. Just staring at you. And your creativity feels just out of reach. Sometimes coming up with bulletin board ideas feelsKeep 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
Rainbow Corn Sensory Bin Perfect for Any Time of Year
Make your own corn sensory bin using homemade dyed corn kernels. The bin is perfect for a variety of themes throughout the year. Add it to your list of corn activities and crafts for kids. Related: Individual Sensory Bins After an experiment learning how to make colored popcorn kernels, the preschoolers and I found soKeep 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! Any time is a good time for a discovery bottle, right? Right! Sensory bottles are great to keep in your classroom, or at home, throughout the year. They are so easy to swap out based on theKeep Reading
How to Dye Corn for Richly Colored Popcorn Kernels
I have always loved the look of brightly colored popcorn kernels and finally figured out how to dye corn! They’re perfect in many of my favorite fall activities for kids! Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Fall Pinterest board? Now that we have colorful corn kernels, we use them ALL THE TIME. They’re great for sensory exploration, forKeep Reading
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