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Easter Egg Decorating Supplies
It might be a massive mess, but I’ll always decorate Easter Eggs. It’s one of my favorite traditions from my own childhood and I love sharing it with the little ones in my life. Some of the supplies that I use are the exact same ones I grew up with (I’m looking at you Paas Egg Dye), and some are definitely newer. All of these are helpful in managing the mess and adding to the fun! All links are affiliates. Disposable Plastic Easter Egg Tablecloth Paas Classic Easter Egg Dye Plastic Egg Trays Eggmazing Decorating Kit Bunny Egg Cartons Easter Egg Tongs Egg Dying Cups
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Easter Egg Decorating Challenge
I’ve always been a huge fan of open-ended art opportunities, especially for preschoolers. Around the holidays it can be really easy to lean into the more product-based art projects, I get it, they’re adorable and families love them. It’s definitely possible to find a balance! Here’s a fun Easter art activity that encourages creativity and can be displayed in the classroom or at home during the Easter season. This particular art experience is one of my favorite types – Provide the materials and see what the children come up with. Their imaginations and artistic expression blows my mind every single time! I also love activities like these because they can…
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Preschool Easter Activities
Are you looking for some super easy Easter resources?! I’ve got you covered. Check out my TPT store to download and print some preschool Easter activities that have been designed just for the youngest learners. These will keep children busy and engaged, while making sure that your lesson plans hit all of those important learning milestones. Click on the image below for more information. If you’re feeling a little creative and looking to make your own activities or party decor, please check out my Easter clip art set!
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St. Patrick’s Day Vibes for the Classroom
I’ve shared so many fun St. Patrick’s day supplies and outfits that I thought the best thing to do this year would be to revisit all of them! Here are my must-haves for St. Patrick’s day, these are sure to bring the vibes! Click on each image to read more.
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Leprechaun Traps for Preschool
Have you ever made leprechaun traps with your class? If it’s something that you’re tackling this year then be sure to take a look at these posts for some great inspiration! Making Leprechaun Traps Leprechaun Mischief in the Classroom Preschool Leprechaun Traps Finished Leprechaun Traps To Catch a Leprechaun
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Preschool St. Patrick’s Day Resources
St. Patrick’s Day helps me feel those first glimmers of spring – brighter colors, the shamrock and rainbow imagery, and the mischief that breaks us out of the winter blahs. This is why I love to invest time really getting into a St. Patrick’s Day vibe in the classroom. Here are some of the many many resources that I’ve shared over the years about how I incorporate all the green and good luck! Click on the image to read more.
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Beating the winter blues in the classroom
Winter seems to last forever – I know I’m not the only one who feels this way. Those long days where you can’t get outside seem to stretch on forever, and after all of February’s fun holidays waiting on spring warmth and sunshine can be a little brutal. Over the years I’ve come up with fun ways to shake things up and help those days pass a little more quickly. Here are some of my favorite ways to beat the winter blues with preschoolers. These are definitely not all of the ways to shake things up and beat the winter blues, but they are the ones that I regularly turn…
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Halloween Shape Activity
I know that I shared all of my Halloween printables last week, but this is my absolute favorite Halloween activity so I had to a minute to give it some extra love. If you’re looking for a math activity that can be adjusted for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners then this shape set will cover all of your bases! This pumpkin shape printable set includes materials that will challenge children of all different skill levels, while also supporting creativity. Download your copy to get 10 cute Jack O’Lantern faces and shape pieces that children can match, or use to duplicate the image that they see. There is also a set of…
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Pumpkin Fine Motor Activity
If you’re stuck in a bit of a fine motor rut, this activity will shake things up a bit. These cute yarn pumpkins are super easy to make, meaning every child can feel successful with this craft. To make this fall fine motor project you’ll need 3 simple supplies; cardboard tubes, yarn, and felt. Start by cutting your cardboard tubes down to the height you want your pumpkins to be. I was able to get two tall pumpkins by cutting a toilet paper tube in half. You’ll wrap each cardboard tube piece with yarn, passing the yarn through the middle of the tube and around the outside. It helps to…
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Preschool Pumpkin Art
Is it really October if you don’t decorate a pumpkin? I have very specific rules about decorating pumpkins with young children – mainly NO PAINT and NO GLUE. I firmly believe that nothing that has to dry should ever be used on a pumpkin, because there is some kind of weird science that occurs and these things NEVER dry. When it comes to decorating pumpkins in the classroom – or really at any event with children – these are the supplies I turn to. All links are affiliates. Pipe Cleaners – if you poke a hole in the pumpkin with a thumbtack or nail you can stick the pipe cleaner…
