Preschool mystery box ideas

5 Senses Activities for Pre-K and Preschool - PreKinders

This week we made a mystery box. We sealed a box (taped it up) & painted it with acrylic paint. Then cut a hole in one side - large enough to put our hand in. Then covered the hole with a felt 'drape' , to deter peeking. Objects were selected to 'hide' inside. As we created the box I described to the children how it would be used. The object of this activity is to put your hand in and select an item, then describe the item without looking and before taking it from the box. It's very hard not…

Mystery boxes can add to the Halloween fun. Students reach inside a box through a hole and feel what's inside. You can label the content...

For a fun rainy day activity turn a cardboard box into a mystery box. Choose random small objects from around the house and p...

You hear “sensory activity” and you think messy, right? Well, lucky for you, this kindergarten language development activity is mess-free but just as much fun as any other sensory activity! The purpose of this activity is to let your child explore an object using only their sense of touch, while using descriptive language to communicate to

Use your sense of touch to guess what is in the mystery box and draw what you think it is!

Halloween Mystery Boxes are great for school Halloween Parties or at Homeschooling Parties! I show you how to make a Halloween Mystery Box and ideas to put inside it! So much fun for kids!

Create your own unboxing phenom with a fun mystery box of your own making. What You’ll Need Box Construction paper Scissors Hot Glue Paper Small Cup Markers Tape dispenser (without tape) How to Make: Step 1: Cover a cardboard box in blue construction paper leaving 1 side uncovered. Step 2: Cut a cardboard rectangle out of the side of […]

One thing readers most request is inexpensive (or free) teaching materials. Here is the first "Teach with Trash" idea, and I plan to have more to come.

Alphabet Mystery Box: literacy activities for early childhood