Engaging Activities for Little Learners
The sweet flower printable book is a great for emergent readers. Kids can learn color words as they read the simple, predictable text. The checklist on the last page of the flower book serves as a great review or can be used as a flower scavenger hunt.
Make frog themed dancing ribbons with rubber flying frogs and some ribbon. The fun ribbons can be used for your frog theme or pond theme, or spring theme unit or lesson plans in preschool, pre-k and kindergarten. Use them for dancing and movement activities, counting activities, syllable activities etc.
Use this butterfly activity to introduce symmetry to your kids. After decorating the free printable you can use mirror board to help kids see that a butterflies wings are symmetrical.
This cellophane stained glass craft is fun way to explore color with kids. Use this as a process art activity and a way to study color mixing and transparency.
Use these free printable nature scavenger hunt books to encourage kids to write, draw, and read while exploring their world.
Use this fun name activity to help kids learn to recognize and spell their names. Letter rocks are easy to make and can be used for many hands-on literacy activities for kids.
With a few materials you can make this bird color sorting and counting activity. Kids will love this hands-on math activity.
Making bunny bags is one of my favorite Easter crafts for preschoolers. Transform a simple lunch bag into an adorable bunny work of art.
