Bears for preschoolers

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.

Please note, this printable has been updated and now can be purchased from the Montessori Nature Shop. Parts of a Bear and Types of Bear printable cards that are perfect for a Montessori classroom.#preschool #Montessori #printable

Toddler color sorting and matching activity! Counting bear activity for toddlers and preschools to practice sorting and matching! #preschoolactivity | #toddleractivity | #livelaughilovekindergarten

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

Use these literacy, math, sensory, fine motor, snack and treat ideas to go along with the popular children's book Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See

Looking for crafts to add to a bear theme or a hibernation unit? These adorable bear crafts for kids would be perfect and are so easy to make!

Bear Science Explorations for Preschool These science activities are perfect to supplement a bear unit! These activities included themed vocabulary words, STEM activities, and science explorations! Bear Science for Preschool Here is a look inside this pack! Exploring Tracks- Explore animal tracks by discussing photographs, completing puzzles, and then using a sponge and paint to make your own tracks. Why are Polar Bears White?- Complete an art project to learn why polar bears are white…

Start your hibernation unit off right with these free bear fact hats for kids! They're the perfect way to practice sequencing, too.

Venture into the enchanted wilderness using just imagination and this Paper Bag Bear Craft.This fun and easy to-make bear paper bag puppet will make a

Bear Science Explorations for Preschool These science activities are perfect to supplement a bear unit! These activities included themed vocabulary words, STEM activities, and science explorations! Bear Science for Preschool Here is a look inside this pack! Exploring Tracks- Explore animal tracks by discussing photographs, completing puzzles, and then using a sponge and paint to make your own tracks. Why are Polar Bears White?- Complete an art project to learn why polar bears are white…