Our recent pumpkin explorations led to this FUN fall process art for preschoolers. The kiddos first enjoyed taking apart mini pumpkins, and then scooped out the seeds. From there, we decided to use them to paint! Related: Pumpkin Crafts for Preschoolers I’ve painted with pumpkins in the past, but I wanted to try something aKeep Reading
Invitation to Play & Create – Halloween Sticky Table Art
Welcome to the second part of the Halloween Invitation to Play series that I’m doing with Twodaloo, Play Trains!, Buggy and Buddy, Fantastic Fun and Learning, and Nothing if Not Intentional. Last Tuesday’s invitation was Frankenstein Monster Pumpkin: Halloween Fine Motor Play. Today’s Invitation: Halloween Sticky Table Art Related: Halloween Activities for Preschoolers MaterialsKeep Reading
Spicy Apple Art for Kids {with a Literacy Twist}
School will be starting soon, which means I’m in full teacher planning mode! Our first preschool theme is going to be “An Apple for the Teacher”. It’s going to focus on getting to know each other, as well as a variety of apple activities. I wanted to try out some apple art for kids today,Keep Reading
Painting with Coconuts: Process Art Activities for Preschoolers
Today was the first day of our “Island Aloha” summer camp! We packed a lot into the day, and we had way too much fun with coconuts. Process art activities for preschoolers is something very dear to my heart. While crafts are all well and good (and I do my fair share), letting kiddos goKeep Reading
Painting with Marshmallows is Such a Fun Camping Theme Art Idea
Painting with marshmallows is the perfect process art activity to try during a preschool camping theme. I love setting up process art invitations for the kids! Even better is when these art experiences are with non-traditional implements. Kids seem to get a kick out of painting without paintbrushes, and what a great way to exploreKeep Reading
A Multi-Sensory Process Art Experiment
Ever since Engineer and I experimented with our Multi-Sensory Colorful Explosions, he’s been dying to break out the Jell-O powder again. We’ve messed around with different variations of that experiment, but he wanted to come up with something new to do. One day when Girly-Girl was over, I suggested using the gelatin powder to paintKeep Reading
Apple Print-Making
With October came a new theme at preschool . . . “Fall Harvest”. It’s a broad topic so that each Mom’s Day Out and Preschool teacher has a lot of leeway in her planning. Mary Poppins, Ice Ice Lady, and I decided to focus on apples, pumpkins, fall, and Halloween within this month’s theme. OneKeep Reading
