Sensory Crafts

Every preschool classroom I go into is looking for simple Christmas crafts for preschoolers to send home for mom and dad to treasure. These easy DIY Christmas picture frames (that can also be made into ornaments) are just the thing! These are the perfect Christmas gifts for kids to make and share. Who doesn't love a gift that includes the smiling face of their little cherub? Pick your favorite and dig into your craft bag. Check out our eBook that brings together the very best Christmas card ideas for kids (12 Days of them!) into one place. Click here to learn more! This post contains affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. Save these easy Christmas crafts for later. ...

This paper plate polar bear craft takes just a few supplies and is perfect for working on fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Not to mention it is just so darn cute! Draw the little polar bear freehand or use the available printable template. This post contains affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. SUPPLIES FROM THE BAG Paper plate (9-inch coated)Scissors Hole punch NewspaperLight green, dark green, red and yellow paint Q-tipsMedium and 2 small pompoms (one should be black)ClothespinTapeWhite yarn Elmer's glue 2 Large googly eyes You probable noticed that this cute polar bear craft is made from just a few basic supplies. It really is amazing what you can do with just a few...

Spring is finally here! It seemed like winter would never end. But this To celebrate I wanted to develop a craft that would just make everyone smile, like the sun coming out from behind a cloud at last. So, please enjoy these cloud activities for preschoolers, along with this little diddy... "Blue skies Smiling at me Nothing but blue skies Do I see" Save these cloud activities for preschoolers for later. Pin to your favorite Pinterest board... All activities require adult supervision. By using this site, you are agreeing to our terms of use. This post contains affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase through these links, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. SUPPLIES FROM THE BAG Paper plateLight blue paint (if you don't have light blue, add a little white paint to the royal blue) ScissorsHole punchAssortment of...

It's Spring, which means that it's time to get ready with the rainy day activities. And this rainy day craft really is simply one of the best Spring crafts. I was one of those rare and strange kids who loved when school recess was indoors.  Then I would get to color and read and play board games.  It was heaven.  Running and jumping and getting dirty was just never my thing, as a child or now.  So, you could say that rainy day crafts have always been my jam.  And I think that once you try this easy rainy day craft and let it brighten your space, you will be a fan of days spent indoors too, with the right plan for fun in place. Even though this cloud is a rain cloud, it is still happy and rains rainbow colored drops.  Save these cloud crafts...

One of my favorite memories from when my children were little is a special visit to the zoo in Providence, RI. At the time, they had a polar bear enclosure with a brand new baby polar bear. It was so sweet to see him interacting with his mama. And then we went below so that we could see the bears swimming in the water. My then toddler son was standing right against the glass watching it swim around when the baby polar bear came right up to the glass. I think that he thought my little boy looked like a yummy snack. And, of course, this camera obsessed mom caught it on film. And just like we enjoyed our polar bear interactions on that lovely summer day, I know that you will enjoy this polar bear craft in all of its cuteness....