Add these bat calendar numbers to your collection of classroom calendar numbers today. They’re perfect for your next kindergarten, pre-k, or preschool bat theme. While the bat number cards are great for your linear or traditional calendar, you can use them for so much more. Add them to your math lessons or place them inKeep Reading
Free Printable Monster Shape Mats
Your Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids definitely need to include these monster shape mats! They’re free, easy-to-prep, and can be used with a variety of materials. Let the kids explore shape identification and characteristics using the monster play dough shape mats. But they’re not just for use with play dough! Grab the materialsKeep Reading
Spider Shape Mats Free Printable
These spider shape mats are just what you need to add to your collection of preschool shape mats! They’re a great way to practice math and fine motor skills. Plus, they’re very low-prep. You can use the spider web shapes with a variety of materials, from play dough to mini erasers to dry erase markers.Keep Reading
Coffee Filter Bats Craft for Preschool
These coffee filter bats have flown their way into our favorite fall activities for preschoolers! They are great for a preschool animals theme or a nocturnal creatures theme. They’re also the perfect addition to your list of Halloween activities for preschoolers. Related: Bat Activities and Crafts for Preschool Coffee Filter Bats Coffee filter art is definitelyKeep Reading
Bat Sensory Bins Perfect for Preschool
These bat sensory bins are perfect for your list of Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. The bat sensory ideas also work well during a bat or nocturnal animals theme, or in conjunction with your favorite batty books. No matter when you use them, your students are sure to have a blast as theyKeep Reading
Bat Crafts and Activities for Preschool
Your students are going to go batty over the bat crafts and activities on this exciting list! Be sure to add a few of the bat ideas to your arsenal of Halloween activities for preschoolers. Related: Fall Activities for Preschoolers Halloween is such a magical time for young children. I think that this time ofKeep 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 and kindergarten kids! You don’t need many materials to create the jack-o’-lantern sensory bottle. Plus, you can make changes depending on the items you already have on-hand. The Halloween discovery jar lets your students explore a varietyKeep Reading
Printable Halloween Tracing and Cutting Strips
Young children can use these Halloween tracing strips to practice their fine motor skills in a variety of ways. What a great addition to the other Halloween activities for preschoolers you’ve got planned! You can grab your own set via the form at the bottom of this post. Related: Easy Halloween Activities Using Mini ErasersKeep Reading
Invitation to Create Halloween Contact Paper Art
Integrate this Halloween contact paper art into your Halloween activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. It’s such an engaging, hands-on activity the children love each year! You can use many items you already have on-hand to set up the Halloween sticky art invitation. So don’t stress about having to find the exact materials we used!Keep Reading
Orange Halloween Slime with Green Foam Beads
This textured Halloween slime is such an amazing sensory experience. It will be the perfect addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers this fall. Related: Free Printable Halloween Countdown Calendar I have been a fan of slime for so long now. There are just so many ways to create and play with it! Plus, slimeKeep Reading