Igloo activities for toddlers

Create adorable paper plate igloos using ice to paint! Toddlers and preschoolers will be thrilled to be part of this fun experience! #sensoryplay #paintingigloos #paintingidea

This Igloo Craft is easy and fun. Make enough for preschool, kindergarten, scouts, or at home in just about 10 minutes. Free Printable.

Here is a fun and easy winter ice cube tray fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers that is so much fun for learning through play!

Madelynn loves penguins and winter is the perfect time for some polar animal fun. This week we had all kinds of fun with these adorable waddling animals. Here were our plans for our penguin theme: And here are the details for each activity: Penguin Comprehension: Our first book this week was If You Were a

Snowball Balance is a super easy winter STEM activity for toddlers and preschoolers! A great way to banish boredom on those long cold days!

A fellow teacher found a picture of an igloo online, and printed out 2 to a page. The students glued miniature marshmallows to each individual block. Then they graphed how many marshmallows it took, so she got a math concept from it, too!

My daughter and I made really "cool" igloos by painting a piece of bubble wrap and making a print. I got the idea from Crafty Kids at Home. You want to have your paper ready before you paint. We used blue cardstock with a strip of white on the bottom for snow. Then draw a simple igloo shape on the smooth side of bubble wrap and cut it out. Have your child paint the bubble side with white paint. We used a sponge brush. Quickly flip the bubble wrap over onto the paper before the paint starts…

Beat the winter blues by making a one-of-a-kind cotton ball igloo with your child today! Check out our tutorial and learn how to "build" it!

This Igloo coloring page features a picture of an igloo to color for Winter. The coloring page is printable and can be used in the classroom or at home.