Worm activity preschool

Bird learning activities and free printables for kids.

Exploring, observing, and investigating are the building blocks of a good scientist, and these worm activities for preschool are fun, too!

Children will love making colourful patterns with beads and digging for worms in this fine motor and sensory bin activity.

Exploring, observing, and investigating are the building blocks of a good scientist, and these worm activities for preschool are fun, too!

A great way to explore science concepts with a simple invitation to play! Yesterday, I shared with you how we used live worms to create a worm farm. Today, I’d like to tell you about our gummy worm science. Preparing an Invitation to Explore This science

Spark your child's creativity and color recognition skills with worm painting. Learn how this messy, fun activity can also promote language development and imagination.

The early bird catches the worm! Fine motor play in preschool. We first play this game outside in the grass where the chenille stems/pipe cleaners have been scattered. The children try to find the worms, pick them up using the clothes pins and deposit them into 1 of 2 bags. When done, we empty out the bags and count how many worms are in each bag, compare the amounts, and discover which bag had more/less. My students loved this game so much we continued it as a center in the room.

Yesterday we went up to Oklahoma City so my daughter could receive a Poetry Award (she won 1st place in the 2015 Oklahoma Lore Youth Poetry Contest for 10th grade). Afterwards we decided to stop at the zoo for an hour. Last time we were there, Sullivan was all about the animals. In fact, he spent 20 minutes jabbering to the gorillas. In a dramatic turn of events, he went into hysterics when we entered the ape building this time. He started screaming "No monkey!" No monkey!" when the…