Earth activities for preschool

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

Your students will love building fine motor muscles while they complete these fun and engaging Earth Day Fine Motor Activities.

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

A simple and fun sensory play activity with animals for an earth day theme in your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids to enjoy.

This FREE Earth Day sorting activity goes beyond just recycling, teaching kids about how to take care of our planet through conservation, cleaning, reusing and planting. It also introduces children to air, water and land pollution.

Earth day is right around the corner. It's a great day filled with lots of events and publicity. This paper plate Earth Day Craft is a very simplified way to teach kids about the planet.

Pretty Earth Day Mosaic! craft for kids! This simple Earth Day craft for kindergarten uses a template and construction paper to make our lovely planet!

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Earth- Make 4 groups and assign each group a part of the Earth- sea, land, air, space. Groups make things that are in their part. Use black (space), green (land), and blue (sky) butcher paper. Use blue cellophane for the sea. Allow children to have access to all kinds of art supplies to make their pieces. Ways to Help the Earth circle map Children write about a way that they can help the Earth.

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.