Wind crafts for preschool

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Teach little kids about Physics with this quick & easy Wind Painting for Kids Process Art Activity. Get creative with your preschoolers and kindergartners using things that you already have around the house. You’re definitely not going to want to miss it! #processart #preschool #wind #weather

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Use paint and straws to make adorable spring process art raindrops. Your children will enjoy the process, and their parents will enjoy the finished product!

Dixie Cup Windmills My daughter often comes up with the ideas for our projects together. Sometimes her inspiration comes from seeing something in a book or something from school or sometimes like with today’s craft, it just comes out of nowhere. We were playing restaurant together when she stopped & very confidently said, “Mama, I […]

15+ weather art projects for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are art projects for rain, wind, storms, hail, and, my personal favorite, sunshine! You can even incorporate the weather art projects into lesson plans about the weather or the four seasons! Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more details.

Teaching wind to preschoolers is important, yet merely discussing the topic isn’t enough. Keep your class engaged by incorporating wind-themed activities. Not only will these activities teach them about the wind, but they can also help develop many other essential skills. Take a look at the wind activities presented below and add them to your ... Read more

Jen | Pre-K & Preschool on Instagram: "This wind experiment is super easy to setup and always captivates my preschool students! It’s great for Spring learning or a weather theme. Here’s what I did… Grab a few items from around your classroom, a fan, and make a “did the wind blow it” chart. Have your student grab an item, predict if the fan will move it, and then set it on top of the fan. Then have them place their item in the correct column on the chart. Quick note; I turned the fan off…

Find things around your class/house and test them out by blowing on them.