First day of winter crafts preschool

Happy Monday! Have you started back to school yet? My kids start back tomorrow and I am not ready! I love, love, LOVE the winter break and having my babies at home. We are already counting down the days until Spring Break! Ha! I have the cutest winter 2D shapes activities to share with you. […]

Get ready for a month of FUN January Activities for Kids of all ages including winter, snowman, penguin, snowflake, mittens, and more!

Looking for some fresh and creative January crafts for preschoolers? As we step into the New Year, it’s the perfect time to explore these exciting craft projects. These winter crafts for kids are sure to keep little hands busy and minds engaged.

Searching for DIY winter crafts for kids? Perfect for at home, daycare, and classroom school art projects, these ideas are great for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten kids. Find winter sensory crafts, paper crafts, handprint crafts, snowflake crafts, ornament crafts, and more using cheap dollar tree and craft store materials.

Discover 20 fun winter activities and toddler crafts that boost fine motor skills!

We loved bringing The Snowy Day to life with this story telling kit from Lakeshore . We practiced retelling the events that happened in the...

Get your little ones creative juices flowing this winter with a fun and easy paper winter coat craft! All you need is a few materials!

Practice name recognition with this snowman winter craft activity in your preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten classroom! Easy to edit and prep! Makes a fun bulletin board too!

We had lots of fun before Christmas break. I wish I had taken more photos. We had a Grinch day with cute crafts and some writing. Then we watched the film. Can you believe none of my students had heard about The Grinch? They were super excited with the movie. I bought Christmas Print and... Read More

I have done this lesson many times before. However, this is my first time doing it with the little Pre-K kids. Usually, I do this lesson with my kindergartners, but I was curious whether it would work for the littler ones. Honestly, the results are wonderful, and I am not sure what I was so worried about. It is a very simple lesson. Below are step by step instructions. Step 1: Cut out a stencil. Just fold a piece of paper in half and draw half of the snowman along the fold. Then cut it out…