Nocturnal crafts for preschoolers

Explore the concept of day versus night with this day and night art project for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. Make it as a collaborative project or an individual one during your next space or day/night unit. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

Our 24th week in Pre-K fell right after Groundhog's Day, so it was a perfect time to talk about forest animals. To help students understand forest animals, we talked about camping and what animals you would see if you were camping. For some reason, the kids kept saying giraffe. I must have reacted tout in an amusing way the first time someone said it, because now every time I ask a question in class at least one student raises their hand and answers 'giraffe' then dissolves into a fit of…

Want to make something fun for your kids? This owl craft is perfect for a nighttime activity that will keep them entertained and engaged.

Halloween is FAST approaching, so I want YOU to check out our post & create your own Paint Splat Witch Face pieces with your child today!

Add some googly eyes to a cupcake liner for our fun Cupcake Liner Monster Craft! How many googly eyes? However many you want!

Introduce nocturnal animals to your kids including owls, bats, and raccoons with these educational activities. Learning about nocturnal animals is fun because we don’t often...

Get creative while learning about Day and Night with this fun craft and writing project. Together, the owls will look amazing on a classroom door, bulletin board or display. Before completing the craft you may like to: discuss the differences between night and day - ask students to tell you their thoughts, what they observe ask students to tell you what activities they do during day/night - chart and compile a class list use the student recording page to record observations The craft…

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