Easter Books, Crafts, and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten Students is a post from contributing writer Dianna Kennedy. As a Catholic family, Easter is a big deal in our house. We do a combination of religious crafts and books, as well as fun spring ideas. Check out these Easter books, crafts, recipes, printables, and more for
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Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Easter Books, Crafts, and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten Students
Easter Books, Crafts, and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten Students
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Winter Books, Crafts, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten
Winter Books, Crafts, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten
After Christmas is over, there’s still plenty of winter left. Are you looking for winter books or crafts for your preschool or kindergarten aged children? Check out this list of winter books, crafts, recipes, and activities that includes topics such as snowmen, polar bears, penguins and more.
Winner of the Caldecott Medal, this book celebrates its 50th birthday this year. Follow the story of Peter and his first snowfall in this beautiful classic.
Ready to learn? Head over to Homeschool Share and grab a Snowy Day lapbook printable.
Looking for some science ideas? You can teach your children about freezing, melting, and more!
Want to make your children dissolve into a pile of giggles? Check out this story of the forest animals’ wild ride.
I’m a sucker for handprint crafts — like this adorable walrus at Creativity Takes Flight.
Wonder what snowmen do at night? Don’t miss this story of snowmen’s secret lives!
Beth from Living Life Intentionally has a wonderful snowman printable pack for children ages 2 to 7.
Put your little ones to bed with a bedtime tale of a polar bear cub exploring the Arctic night.
Have some hands-on fun with this polar bear craft from I Heart Crafty Things.
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5. Owl Moon
Another Caldecott Medal winner, this classic book follows a girl and her father as they go owling on a moonlit night. If you’ve got boys in your house, be sure and check out author Jane Yolen’s other works.
Break out your paints and create these paper plate owls from Crafts by Amanda.
More Owl Moon activities and a free printable packet:
6. There was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow
Ready for some laughs? This take on the old lady who swallowed a fly will make you and your children laugh, despite the cold weather.
Here’s a fun and free printables packet with polar animals:
7. 365 Penguins
What would happen if you discovered a penguin on your doorstep every single day? One would be cute, but 365? Find out what happens in this wintertime story.
Paper plate crafts are simple, but fun. Add this penguin from CraftJr to your craft box.
8. Learning to Ski with Mr. Magee
Follow the story of M. Magee and his little dog Dee as they learn to ski.
When it’s craft time, try your hands at a ski collage from Activity Village.
9. Brave Irene
Irene, the dressmaker’s daughter helps out her mother by delivering a dress in the middle of a fierce snowstorm. Her story of bravery will inspire your children.
Make your very own snow storm with a snow globe craft.
10. The Mitten
If you pay close attention to Jan Brett’s work, you’ll often see foreshadowing in the detailed margins. This tale of the animals in a snowy forest has been delighting readers for 20 years.
My friend Carissa has wonderful story props for The Mitten on her site – you can act the story out with your kids at home.
Do you have a favorite book that I left off my list? Be sure and let me know in the comment box!
Here are some more posts about winter activities:- Brightening Winter With Poetry Collages
- 10 Educational Activities For Winter
- Winter Art – Pine Brush Painting
- How To Beat The Winter Homeschooling Doldrums
Free February Printables for Kids (including printable valentines)
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Post originally published January 2, 2013. Updated January 2, 2018.
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Eleven Thanksgiving Books, Crafts, Printables, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten
Eleven Thanksgiving Books, Crafts, Printables, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten
Eleven Thanksgiving Books, Crafts, Printables, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten is a post from contributing writer Dianna Kennedy.
Thanksgiving offers such an amazing array of learning opportunities, even for your youngest children. You can study our nation’s history with the Pilgrims, the culture of Native Americans, the fall season, turkeys, and so much more! Check out this mega-list of Thanksgiving books, crafts, printables, and recipes for your preschool or kindergarten children.
Start the little ones off with this classic from Tomie dePaola. The beautiful illustrations and simple verse will enchant your preschooler.
After the story, serve up this cornucopia treat.
Most of us know this Lydia Marie Child classic song from childhood, but this picture book takes a different twist! Follow Mama, Papa, and Baby Turkey as they embark on their Thanksgiving travels. There may be a few surprises along the way!
Grab your cardstock and an ink pad to create your own fingerprint turkey craft. These would be wonderful cards to send to family members.
3.’Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving
Another twist on a classic is sure to make your children laugh! Find out what happens when the children visit a turkey farm filled with eight exuberant turkeys.
Get ready for some messy fun with this coffee filter turkey – you’re sure to have the supplies already on hand.
This free printable turkey 3D cut out craft is another fun turkey activity to add to your Thanksgiving fun!
The beautiful illustrations in this book follow the Pilgrims on their Mayflower voyage across the sea through their celebratory feast after surviving their first year in the New World.
Kids can practice counting and sorting with this pilgrim hat craft. My kids are looking forward to making the Mayflower boat craft as well.
Carlos the French Bulldog takes a trip to New York City’s Grand Central Station on Thanksgiving Day. My children loved the eye-popping illustrations in this story.
Keep your children entertained and sneak in some learning with this Thanksgiving preschool pack from Carisa. You could even pick up the Little People toys to match the set!
A bedraggled hen that ends up being a turkey? You and your children will giggle at this story of Lance, the most conceited bird in the hen yard, who gets invited to the Big House for a feast.
Don’t miss this turkey printable pack from A Heart for Home – it’s perfect for families like mine, with different ages. Jolanthe from Homeschool Creations has a beautiful Thanksgiving pack as well.
Sing along with folk artist Jim Arnosky’s tale of turkey tidbits. There’s an original song that goes along with the book!
Even musically challenged parents like myself can teach children this sweet Thanksgiving song, courtesy of Make and Takes.
Can Thanksgiving be perfect, even if the turkey burns? Of course! Check out this sweet story of families who are very opposite with your young children.
This button turkey is a wonderful way to practice fine motor skills.
This alphabet book explores the lore and history behind our Thanksgiving holiday, one letter at a time.
These village people (Native Americans and Pilgrims) can be made out of your recycled cardboard tubes stash! Make an adorable craft while going green!
Thanksgiving activity page or placemat
In order to be in the Thanksgiving parade, Noodles has to wear a turkey costume. He’s NOT HAPPY! Find out what happens in this story for young readers.
Save your old cereal boxes, so that you can make these adorable recycled turkeys.
The whimsical art and simple rhymes found in this board book will help reinforce gratitude in even the youngest children.
Wrap up your Thanksgiving learning by making this adorable keepsake. You might want to make extra handprint turkeys to share with extended family.
Looking for more resources? Don’t miss my Thanksgiving Pinterest board, along with this Thanksgiving unit study for preschoolers and kindergarten students. You’ll want to check out these Thanksgiving books for children as well.
Did I miss a book or craft that you love? Be sure to share your favorites in the comment section!
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