One of our favorite preschool pumpkin activities is the Pumpkin Jack experiment, a.k.a. the decomposing pumpkin experiment. It is a super engaging exploration of real life happenings, and what a fun way to explore pumpkin science with kids! This is perfect for your next preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten pumpkin theme. Although I guarantee even olderKeep Reading
20+ Seed Art Ideas for Kids
Add these awesome seed art ideas to your collection of art projects for kids! Your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students explore science concepts as they create with various seeds. These seed art activities keep older children engaged, too. I think the seed art projects fit in well with a variety of kindergarten and preschool themes.Keep Reading
Gorgeous Coffee Filter Flowers Art Project
Over the years, we’ve made hundreds of coffee filter flowers. It’s one of my go-to art projects in my list of spring activities for preschoolers because it’s both super easy to set up and super engaging. The children can explore so many different concepts with the coffee filter flower art, too. From math to scienceKeep Reading
Salt Painting Flowers Art Project
If you’re looking for simple and fun art projects for kids, look no further than salt painting flowers. It’s a low-prep art experience your students (and you!) are sure to enjoy. You don’t need many materials for flower salt painting. In fact, you likely have the materials on-hand already. Setup is a breeze, so theKeep Reading
Spring Flower Painting with Marshmallows
Flower painting with marshmallows definitely needs to be in your art projects for kids collection! This flower art activity fits perfectly into your spring lesson plans, as well as a flower unit. Of course, you don’t need a reason to set up the marshmallow flower painting. It can definitely be done any time of theKeep Reading
Free Counting Flowers Printable Book
This counting flowers printable book explores a variety of early learning concepts. Be sure to add it to the printable books you use in the classroom! Preschool and kindergarten children will get a lot of the flower emergent reader. It lets them explore literacy concepts AND the kids get a chance to practice math, too.Keep Reading
Color Changing Flowers Experiment for Kids
If you’re a fan of easy science experiments for kids at home or school, this color changing flowers experiment is right up your alley! You don’t need many materials for this classic experiment, and it has a big wow factor for the kids! Plus, it’s an incredibly easy way to explore the scientific method withKeep Reading
12 Flower Sensory Bottles Just Right for Spring
These amazing flower sensory bottles are perfect for your spring plans! Be sure to add these to your master list of spring sensory bottles. Incorporate the flower discovery bottles into your next preschool flower theme. Or just add them into your plans here and there, as you see your students become interested in flowers. InKeep Reading
Flower Shape Mats Free Printable
With these flower shape mats, preschoolers will explore shapes in the form of colorful spring flowers. This is just the latest in my collection of free preschool printables that focus on early learning skills. You and your students can use a variety of materials with these mats to practice tons of math concepts in engaging,Keep Reading
Garden Messy Play Small World
Take the mess outside this spring with a garden messy play invitation! Of course, if the weather interferes you can always put a tarp on the floor inside instead. Be sure to check out even more messy play ideas once you’re done here. One of the best things about this garden small world is thatKeep Reading