🔺 Adorable shape buddies are a fun shape craft for preschoolers that works on shape and color recognition while having fun!
Simple kitchen table collage projects galore!
2D shape activities for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten. Shape mats (legos, geoboards, etc), play dough mats, posters, sorting mats, worksheets, & MORE.
This adorable little weather station is the sweetest way for your little learners to learn the days of the week, weather and the different weather conditions. What you get: ~ Weather Station sheet (A4) ~ Days of the week and relevant pointers. You'll need split pins to attach the pointers to the weather station, you can pick them up at any stationery story. Please note: This is a digital product. Upon purchase, you will receive one PDF file ready to print and play! All product designs and concepts are the intellectual property of Whimsy Printables. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Copyrights © 2020 by Whimsy Printables.
These preschool human body printables will teach your kids about the human body. Learn the body organ's functions and locations with these!
Self portraits for 3-5 year olds
Look no further for the perfect free preschool number printables. Warning...must love giraffes and bunnies :):):)
Looking for a fun Transportation Preschool Binder for kids? Check out these 8 Hands-On Transportation activities for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Here’s another fun and easy process art project for preschoolers– painting with yarn or string. My kids loved exploring all the designs they could create using yarn as their painting tool! Follow our Art for Kids Pinterest board! I’ve been having so much fun surprising the kids with simple art activities to do after school. …
The goal of an “All About Me” theme is usually to help classmates get to know each other better, but when your only student is your own child, that puts a bit of a different spin on things. For our All About Me theme we focused on emotions, family, and learning more about ourselves. Here […]
Kindergarten/First Grade When I begin teaching at a new school I like to start with the Elements of Art to get a foundation established before working on a final project. With the primary grades my focus is Color, Line and Shape and Pattern. I usually begin with a lesson on color where the students mix the secondary colors from the primary colors and then create their own color wheels. After learning about Color we explored the element "Line". In the kindergarten and first grade classes we discussed vertical, horizontal and diagonal and then the students explored patterning using colored popsicle sticks. They were encouraged to work together to create an abstract line "collaboration". The kindergarteners often have a hard time with the concept of working as a team. It takes a little prodding sometimes but we eventually end up with the table or carpet covered with a giant abstract design. When the time is up we take a moment to observe and talk about their work. Kindergarten Abstract Line Collaborations Kindergarten collaboration First Grade Abstract Line Collaborations After they've had practice making patterns with colored sticks each student made their own abstract line collage using paper "lines". The kindergarteners used colored lines on black and the first graders had grey backgrounds with colored lines. They could also add black lines for accents. Kindergarten Abstract Line Collages First Grade Abstract Line Collages
Use dyed corn kernels to create colorful corn mosaic art in preschool! Great as a Thanksgiving art project, harvest craft, or just for fun.
Dinosaur foam sticker sorting activity for toddlers & preschoolers. Practice sorting skills during a dinosaur or volcano theme.
looking forward to Spring? Here is a list of spring kids craft to celebrate spring. Lot of crafts to choose from, kites, chicks, Easter, flowers, rain and more.
Kindergarten/First Grade When I begin teaching at a new school I like to start with the Elements of Art to get a foundation established before working on a final project. With the primary grades my focus is Color, Line and Shape and Pattern. I usually begin with a lesson on color where the students mix the secondary colors from the primary colors and then create their own color wheels. After learning about Color we explored the element "Line". In the kindergarten and first grade classes we discussed vertical, horizontal and diagonal and then the students explored patterning using colored popsicle sticks. They were encouraged to work together to create an abstract line "collaboration". The kindergarteners often have a hard time with the concept of working as a team. It takes a little prodding sometimes but we eventually end up with the table or carpet covered with a giant abstract design. When the time is up we take a moment to observe and talk about their work. Kindergarten Abstract Line Collaborations Kindergarten collaboration First Grade Abstract Line Collaborations After they've had practice making patterns with colored sticks each student made their own abstract line collage using paper "lines". The kindergarteners used colored lines on black and the first graders had grey backgrounds with colored lines. They could also add black lines for accents. Kindergarten Abstract Line Collages First Grade Abstract Line Collages
DIY Song Cubes to help children learn music "old favorites" and practice finding and keeping the beat; for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
So, your little insect lover finds butterflies fascinating! She probably chases them around. Pique her interest with some butterfly crafts for preschoolers.
Your preschoolers will love these DUPLO Counting Mats! Include them in your preschool math centers for a hands-on counting activity for numbers 1 to 10 the kids can't resist!
This hands-on math activity is perfect for teaching symmetry to preschoolers and young kids. It makes learning symmetry fun and playful!
Creative sea animal crafts and activities for kids, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergartners to make ocean creatures like turtle, jellyfish
Solängen preschool in Huddinge, photographed by architectural photographer Mattias Hamrén.
When my oldest daughter was a toddler, we went on a nature walk to hunt down some amazing fall leaves on Thanksgiving day. (Remember, Thanksgiving is in October here in Canada). We found tons of brightly coloured leaves, but I didn't know what to do with them. I ended up drawing little happy faces with names under them with a sharpie, and then we set them out on the Thanksgiving table as place cards. And even though they weren't fancy, they were so adorable! Grandpa's leaf had a smiley face with a beard. Grandma's leaf had glasses and curly hair.
