Winter Activities For Preschoolers

Winter Activities For Preschoolers

It's cold outside, which may mean less playground time than usual. With more energy to expend, your little tykes need activities, exercise, and entertainment. So we're sharing a couple of preschool teacher tips for great Winter activities for your little ones.

Confetti Collage

Kids love making messes! Help your child make a controlled creative color blast by throwing confetti on a black sheet of paper, covered in glue. Shout, "Happy New Year!" at the top of your lungs as you play in confetti and create beautiful memories and art. If your child is slightly older, consider adding a photo to the   center and practice writing New Year's Wishes across the paper once the confetti has dried. Enjoy your brand new year together!

Winter Themed "Freeze" Dance

Let your kids practice their gross motor skills and shake those sillies out playing freeze dance! Playing songs from "Frozen" are especially likely to be a crowd pleaser. Once the kids are tired of dancing, pull up a chair for a round of Musical Chairs! 

Make Snow Paint

This craft is equal parts art and science experiment!

• 1/2 cup flour
• 1/2 cup salt
• 1/2 cup water

Paint away! Black or dark blue paper works best. Let your kids imagine a snowy day.

 

Knee High Preschool's Teachers: Your Source For Creative Art And Games

We'll welcome your little one at Knee High Preschool, and he or she can join the fun! Visit our website or call us at (919) 732.4433. Enjoy your Winter!