Earth preschool

Earth Day is right around the corner, and this year we are especially lucky since April 22nd falls on Saturday. And you know what that means? The whole weekend for some fun Earth Day activities! And considering that the youngsters won't be regaled by teachers or extra-curricular activities since the day falls on the weekend, this year, it's on the parents to educate their little ones on the importance of protecting Mother Nature.

Looking for a fun Earth Day activity for Preschool students this April? This Earth Day process art project is great for learning all about our planet. Students work on their fine motor skills when they use an eyedropper and coffee filters to create the earth. Students also get to do some writing at the end. Students learn about water and land which is great for incorporating a little social studies. This is a great take home craft that students love to do each spring.

Celebrate our planet with these fun and educational Earth Day fine motor activities that will get your toddler's fingers moving!

Celebrate Earth Day with this fun shaving cream painting craft! It's a but messy but tons of fun! Then share a good book with your kids!

Need some Earth Day activities for toddlers? We've got all the inspiration you need with paper plate crafts, suncatchers, painting with rain plus worksheets, colouring pages and lots of gorgeous Earth Day sensory play ideas! #earthday #toddler #earlyyears #kidsactivities

FREE Earth Day counting and number mats with ten frames, perfect for preschoolers to practice math skills while celebrating the Earth.

Kids will love this vinegar and baking soda Fizzy Earth Day Science Experiment! A fun and educational Earth Day activity for kids of all ages.

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Introducing land, air, and water is a basic, Montessori preschool geography lesson that helps kids understand the world around them.

Earth calendar numbers for practicing early math skills with preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids during Earth Day lessons or space theme.