This category has early childhood activities. Kid’s activities for toddlers and preschoolers including messy play, books for kids, creative play, preschool art, parties, celebrations, lesson plan themes, gluing, cutting, free play, math, science, prereading, educational activities, active play, music play, and anything else to do with kids!
I love making things from what I already have at home and this Bruce and Nemo Milk Carton Catcher is easy to make and the kids will LOVE it! It’s a great eye-hand coordination activity for daycare and it’s practically free to make!
Grasshoppers are interesting and they are everywhere. There’s a lot more to them than you might realize. Teach your kids these fun facts about grasshoppers for kids.
Parents love homemade gifts from their kids and this Father’s Day card for preschoolers to make for dad is going to be a favorite. There are several variations, you just print it and let the kids color it how they’d like and it’s done!
Have you ever wondered why dragonflies have such a cool name? They are fascinating creatures, voracious hunters thus the name. Read on for more dragonfly facts for kids.
These printable shrinky dinks for the 4th of July are so much fun to make. We love making all kinds of shrinky dinks.
A great way for children to burn off energy and have fun is to play these 5-minute games for daycare. These games are also easy to set up so you can put them together and have them ready to play in no time.
Dramatic play is a social learning activity where children pretend to take on the role of someone else. Play is the most important part of children’s learning and dramatic play is at the top of the list!
Learning about nature is fun for kids. The best way for kids to learn is through hands-on nature activities that will keep their interest. It’s the best way to teach bug facts to kids.
We love to feed the birds, especially in winter, and I love making these peanut butter pear bird suet cakes with my daycare kids.
This easy printable butterfly kisses Mother’s day card is a great simple way to let your kid’s moms know how much she means.
