During our recent pet theme, the preschool kiddos enjoyed a process art activity we entitled “snowy footprints”. It was definitely one of those easy, fun art projects for kids that I will do again! I love it when something so very simple turns into a great experience for my students. Related: “Quick as a Cricket”Keep Reading
Bird Craft for Kids – Easy, Open-Ended Art
We love all sorts of arts and crafts in my preschool classroom (and at home, too)! When we were learning about pets, I set up a bird-themed invitation to create. This open-ended bird craft for kids led to a variety of fun art. open-ended bird craft for kids Set Up I placed a basket ofKeep Reading
Pet Small World Play in the Block Center
During our recent pet theme, my preschoolers showed a renewed interest in small animals and people (affiliate link). Since they were so enamored, I incorporated pet small world play in our block center. I absolutely LOVE how the kiddos extended this activity way beyond what I expected. I’m reminded daily of the immensity of theirKeep Reading
Pet Frog Sensory Bin with Aquarium Rocks
Recently, my preschool class explored a pet theme. We talked about the different types of pets people have, as well as pets they might enjoy having. Even though none of the kiddos have pet frogs, many were still interested in them. This led to the creation of a simple frog sensory bin that we usedKeep Reading
