Activities & Crafts

This is step by step directions on how to create your own worm home to watch worms!

Click here for an external link to a fun craft. This is good for motor skills, science experimenting, creativity, and just plain fun!

If you have never tried salt dough before, visit this external site for a very simple recipe and activity! You can press dinosaurs into them, legos, hands, leaves, forks, and more endless possibilities.

Spring is just around the corner. As the birds begin coming back, this external link is a really fun craft. You will use simple strips of paper to make a cardinal while simultaneously working on hand-eye coordination, vocabulary, measuring, and following directions.

If you have a printer, check out this website from We Are Teachers. Make sure to select the PreK category and explore!

While working on plants, try this TP roll project that allows your child to put the plant together in the right order and work on science vocabulary.

Oobleck is so much fun! If you have cornstarch in your cupboards all you need to add is water. You may want to do this on bath day, but so worth it!

With an empty water bottle, cotton balls, and a few more items, you can make this amazing sensory galaxy bottle!

What could random acts of kindness look like during Covid-19? Here is a link for some ideas, make them your own and share what you did!

Ahoy me Hearties! Will you be needin' a wee project for yer lad or lass? Don't leave 'em marooned! Try this and keep yer buccaneer's energy shipshape before they release the kraken.

Craft sticks have endless opportunities. Some of my favorite things to do with them is create letters and shapes. This link will give you more ideas.