Fairy tale activities for infants

Jack and the Beanstalk is a beloved fairy tale that sparks imagination and wonder in young minds. For today’s list, we have compiled some exciting and interactive activities inspired by this classic tale. These activities will surely help promote fine motor skills and enhance early literacy. So, gather your little ones and watch them climb ... Read more

This Tea Cup Sensory Bin fine motor activity is one of many fabulous mothers day activities for kids. Who knew a mess-free tea party could be so much fun?!

Crafts are a fantastic way to engage young minds and foster creativity. If you're searching for an inclusive and engaging resource to teach preschoolers about Humpty Dumpty, look no further! Our carefully curated collection of worksheets includes a variety of activities centered around the beloved nursery rhyme character. From coloring pages to cut-and-paste exercises, these worksheets are designed to help little ones develop fine motor skills while learning about shapes, colors, and more…

Fun idea! Water, glitter and stones, foodcoloring :) Increase play by adding cornstarch or flour...possibilities are endless. Fun to put by the garden then let the faeries in the garden "drink it" overnight... :) Click pin to go to Natasha's website :) www.therapyforyourchild.com #kids #Summer #bucketlist

And we're back with more preschool fairy tale fun. (Check out Preschool: Fairy Tales Week 1 here) We couldn't squeeze all the princesses, dragons, fairies and fun into one week, so grab your magic wand and come along with us for Fairy Tales week 2. Here were our plans for Fairy Tales week 2:

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This fairy wand creation station is always very popular! The first time I set up one of these activities was at my daughter’s fairy themed party and we’ve since used the same activity for play dates and as a toddler and preschool craft activity. There are some great fairy wand tutorials around (including this […]

Fairy Tales for Preschool. Do you read fairy tales to your kids? Fairy tales aren’t old fashioned, they’re very useful for teaching your kids story elements such as setting, characters, and beginning, middle, and end. Using fairy tale videos to supplement your theme or unit study can be a great way to help your students learn vocabulary and important story concepts.