Hopefully you all had a chance to look through the link ups from last week’s Preschool and Kindergarten Community because there were over 70 blogs linking up and sharing ideas!! Here are just a few of them, so be sure to look over the rest!
Here’s a cute polar bear craft to do with your kids from Parenting Chaos. A little bit of shaving cream and a fun book like The Lonesome Polar Bear would be a great book and craft go-together.
Have lots of snow around your place? Get in a little fine motor work by coloring snow with a dropper. Stir the Wonder shares a few fun ideas to go along with this activity.
Snow cream is an activity that we made this week (thanks to all the snow!), but West Word Blog made her Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Eve unit even MORE fun by adding cherries on top. Check out all the other fun ideas she had to go along as well.
This geography landform lesson is FABULOUS!! Be sure to visit Unschool the Teacher for some hands-on ideas to teach younger children about different landforms and help them create their own!
Reading The Mitten by Jan Brett? Download a free set of sudoku puzzles to go along with your reading fun.
That’s it for this week! Can’t wait to see what you all have to share this week! Thanks so much for being a part of the Preschool and Kindergarten Community!
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