Preschool hibernation

Check out these fun hibernation activities for preschool! Help your preschooler get their teddies ready for a long winters nap and create their own bear's den.

This Hibernating Bear Alphabet Game is a fun way for your preschoolers to practice identifying lowercase and capital letters this winter.

Explore the fascinating world of hibernation as your little ones identify hibernating animals, match them to their cozy habitats, and even imagine their own hibernation dens. Foster creativity, critical thinking, and fine motor skills while deepening their understanding of animal behaviors with these Hibernation Worksheets for Preschoolers. Perfect for your homeschool winter activities!

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FREE worksheet to sort between animals who hibernate and migrate. Great science cut and paste activity for kindergarten and preschool.

This collection of preschool hibernation activities is a fun addition to the winter theme. Packed with an assortment of ideas for your homeschool or classroom! #preschool #hibernation #bears #caves #winter #homeschool #classroom #preschool #activities #literacy #math #science #finemotor #teachers #3yearolds #4yearolds #printables #teaching2and3yearolds

This FREE printable hibernating animals pack is perfect for incorporating into winter lesson plans or winter activities! Kids can learn about all the different types of hibernating animals, where they hibernate during the winter, and other fun facts about animal hibernation! Suitable for preschool, kindergarten and early elementary age kids! Perfect for morning work, independent work, or as part of your winter science activities!

Bear more or less math activity for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Fun, hands-on counting and comparison game for a bear or winter theme.

Hibernation Day Fun

Make your hibernation sensory bin to use with your speech therapy groups. You can pair it with winter animals or a hibernation book. To get all the sensory bin materials in this picture, click the link to go to my Amazon page (I earn a small commission when you use my affiliate link.) It has everything you need to put together fun winter animal sensory bin in less time. To make a cave, use brown tissue paper and Cheerios for the dirt.