Sort through the weather art projects below to find a few that will work well with your students. Then be sure to add them to your master list of art projects for kids! From sunshine to thunderstorms, and everything in between, this list is jam-packed with art ideas for any weather you can think of! These art ideas would be great for a weather theme, when teaching about the four seasons, or just to represent the day’s weather forecast. The weather art activities are a great way for children to express creativity, practice early classroom skills, and learn all about the weather. Related: Wea ..read more

Add the coconut bowling fun to your list of summer activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. It’s perfect for your summer camp plans, or as part of your next ocean theme. No matter when you try it, bowling with coconuts is a memorable experience. It’s unique and likely to keep the kids engaged for quite some time because of that! Plus, you can make some simple tweaks to the game based on your students’ needs. As the kids are using a coconut “bowling ball” to play, they’re also practicing a variety of early learning skills. All while having fun and playing with their peers. Related ..read more

Let students get creative and express themselves with these butterfly art activities for preschoolers. Be sure to create a section for them on your list of butterfly activities for preschoolers. The butterfly art is perfect for spring. But lots of little kids have a special interest in butterflies. So, depending on your group of students, butterfly art activities could be a hit any time of year! You’ll find multiple art techniques using a variety of supplies listed in the art ideas below. Children will explore colors and textures as they create unique butterfly art. One of my favorite things a ..read more

Add these dot art ideas to your collection of art projects for kids! They’re colorful and engaging, sure to spark so much creativity in your students! These dot art projects focus in on a specific technique – dot art. Some of the projects are thematic, while others are more open-ended. But each idea can be adjusted to fit your needs and the needs of your students. Take a look at the list below and choose a few of your favorites. Then challenge your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students to create art using only dots and circles! Dot art is such a fun and unique method for creating art ..read more

Try this simple pet art for preschoolers during your next pet or veterinarian theme. Check out the rest of my art projects for kids once you’re done here. Below you’ll find some fun pet art that’s very focused on the art process (rather than the product). Kids get a chance to practice fine and gross motor skills as they create a pet art project with just a few materials. The preschool pet art shared below is focused on winter and snow. But you can easily change it up for any season, or no season at all. Either way, your students will get a kick out of the pet art fun! Related: Quick as a Cri ..read more

Add these frog calendar numbers to your collection of calendar numbers for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. The frog number cards would be perfect for your next frog theme, or as part of a pond unit. Or maybe you’re teaching the kids about animal life cycles, and they’re fascinated by frogs! No matter when you use them, the frog numbers can be used to explore a multitude of early math skills with your students. All in engaging, hands-on ways, of course! Plus, the printable numbers allow for easy differentiation based on the needs of your students. Related: Free Preschool Nu ..read more

Painting gears is one of those super fun and engaging art projects with kids! It’s a novel art experience perfect for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students. The children get to fully immerse themselves in process art as they’re making art with gears. Plus, they have the chance to practice problem-solving, fine motor skills, and various math concepts along the way. This gear art project definitely encourages outside of the box thinking, too! I think this painting with gears activity would be great as part of your next robot or construction theme. Of course, you can easily incorporate the ..read more

This egg art project is perfect for your Easter activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! You can set up the Easter egg art before Easter, or even after the holiday has passed. If you’re looking for a way to use those leftover plastic eggs, this is a great art project to try! I love that you can set this up as a collaborative egg art activity, or you can let the kids make their own individually. It can be left two-dimensional, or you can take it into three dimensions like we did. You don’t need many materials or much prep time to get the preschool Easter art activity going. In fact, y ..read more

If you like to change up your classroom calendar numbers, these Humpty Dumpty calendar numbers are for you! Of course, the Humpty Dumpty number cards aren’t just for your calendar! You can integrate them into whole group and small group lessons. AND they’re perfect as part of your math centers any time of the year. Use the Humpty Dumpty printable numbers to explore a variety of early math skills with preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. They’re incredibly versatile and allow for differentiation based on the needs of your students. Related: Free Preschool Number Printables I think these ..read more

This St. Patrick’s Day dice game needs to be a part of your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. Using the St. Patrick’s Day math game, you and the kids can practice a variety of important early math skills. All while having fun! And it’s simple to differentiate, so you can change things up based on the ages and needs of your students. Plus, it doesn’t take much to get the St. Patrick’s Day number game printable ready to go. It’s pretty much a print-and-play game. So you can have it ready for the children to play tomorrow. Related: Free Preschool Number Print ..read more