Pet study crafts preschool

A fun pet art activity your kids will love! Make your own paw print stamps and create colorful art with your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids.

Have some pet theme fun and help kids imagine what type of pet fish they'd like to have with this creative My Pet Fish art project for kids.

We are off to a great start for our new school year and are quickly getting into a new groove with things. We just finished up two weeks of pet themed preschool activities and I am sharing them with you below. The activities we completed came from my Pet Preschool Unit. We had so much fun playing and learning about different kinds of pets the last two weeks. Here is the calendar of activities that we followed. Each day we focused on either dogs, cats, fish, or birds. This post contains…

Looking for some fun fine motor skill activities? Does your child love pets? Then, check out these Pets Playdough Mats!

Challenge your preschooler to create a cute paper plate pet!Creating this little puppy is super simple and allows for children to easily customize. Materials First gather the materials you plan to use for this craft, our suggestions:Paper plateBrown tempera paintPaintbrushBlack markerBlack construction paperScissorsGlue stickGoogly eyes Substitute any of these materials based on what you have on hand or to personal taste. Our materials are based on creating a brow [...]

Are you looking for fun and simple thematic centers that you can prep quickly for your preschool classroom? Pet Centers were created for children ages 4-6

A preschool craft inspired by the Dr Seuss book "What Pet Should I Get?" Make your very own paper plate pets to look after at home. Includes a dog and a cat

Turn a paper plate into an easy cat craft for toddlers and preschool age kids. You can make a black cat, a calico cat, or whatever color kitty cat you like.

A free and easy diy kids printable craft. Build a puppy with this 1-page printout. Color, cut and enjoy! Free kids printables, all the time.

Little 3-D marshmallow eyes give this turtle paper plate craft for kids some dimension – cuter than cute! Oh, how I have looked forward to teaching this lesson. In previous years we did T is for Tee Pee, T is for Turkey and T is for Teeth. It was time to do Turtles – especially with the...Read More