Coffee filter art is definitely a classic project for kids. Probably because it seems to be a universal hit – at least in my experience. These Halloween art activities are focused on pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns made via coffee filter art. You’re going to want to incorporate them into your plans for Halloween activities for preschoolers.Keep Reading
Free Printable Halloween Emergent Reader for Preschoolers
Grab a free printable Halloween emergent reader for your kids today (you can find it at the bottom of this post). They’ll make a great addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s Halloween Pinterest board? Related: Monster Counting Activity with Printable Number Cards Preschoolers and kindergartners get a big kick outKeep Reading
Stellaluna Activity – Night Sky Sensory Play
I’m all about reusing items from sensory bins, if at all possible. It keeps things affordable, shows kids creative thinking, and helps reduce waste. So this fun, batty Stellaluna activity has a few items from our Star Wars sensory bin. Related: Halloween Activities for Preschoolers batty, sensory Stellaluna activity Affiliate links included in this post.Keep Reading
Pumpkin Counting Book made by Preschoolers
My preschool students had the best time with our pumpkin math and engineering challenge! In fact, the kiddos are still asking for it to be included during center time. I decided it would be fun to add a literacy element to this science and math activity, too. So our class Pumpkin Counting Book was born! Related:Keep Reading
Pumpkin STEM Challenge Your Preschoolers Will Love
This pumpkin STEM challenge is an incredibly engaging way to explore math and engineering concepts with your students. You’ll definitely want to add it to your list of preschool pumpkin activities to try this fall. Related: The Best Math Activities for Preschoolers Preschool Pumpkin STEM Invitation This pumpkin STEM activity might not look like much,Keep Reading
2 Easy Halloween Sensory Activities for Kids
If you’re a regular reader of Fun-A-Day, you know how much I love sensory activities for kids. Since I have a very limited budget for sensory materials, I’m a bit meticulous about storing old bins. I also tend to reuse materials for multiple activities. In that vein, here are two super easy Halloween sensory binsKeep Reading
Halloween Craft for Kids – Cupcake Liner Wreath
Over the summer, the kiddo and I made all kinds of wreaths (and other creations) for Tinkerlab’s Cupcake Liner Challenge. I never got the chance to write about it, but those wreaths inspired this Halloween craft for kids! Related: Halloween Activities for Kids Halloween craft for kids to make with cupcake liners Affiliate links toKeep Reading
Free Printable Spider Counting Book for a Preschool Spider Theme
This printable spider counting book will be perfect for a preschool spider theme. It’s also a wonderful addition to any Halloween activities for preschoolers you have planned. Related: Sensory Bottle Ideas for a Spider Theme Printable Spider Book for Preschoolers I’ve done some version of this spider counting book with both preschoolers and kindergartners. It’s alwaysKeep Reading
Not-So-Creepy Spider Crafts and Activities for Kids
Anyone who knows me is going to laugh that I put together this collection of spider crafts, as I have a severe problem with spiders in real life. I think these constitute not too creepy spider activities, though! Related: Halloween Activities for Kids Spider crafts and activities even arachnophobes can enjoy! Click on the orange textKeep Reading
18 Spooktacular Halloween Activities for Kids
Welcome to the landing page of Halloween Play Days! This series is brought to you by Shaunna of Fantastic Fun and Learning, Rachael of Nothing if Not Intentional, Jessica of Play Trains, Stephanie of Twodaloo, and Chelsey of Buggy and Buddy. Below are 18 open-ended Halloween activities for kids to try this fall. Have fun!Keep Reading
