Preschool Activities
Preschool activities to keep your little guy busy. Preschool is all about developing skills for kindergarten. We have many preschool activities sorted by subject. From getting your child comfortable with the alphabet, to number recognition, we've got fresh preschool activities to keep your kid learning on the fly, all year long.
Ice Skate With Wax Paper
In some parts of the United States it does not get very cold in the winter. With this activity your child can "ice skate" in any weather, no matter where you live!
Play a Counting Game: Number Hungry Dogs!
Play this game with a bunch of rambunctious preschoolers (is there any other kind?) and put that energy to good use as they bark and wag their way to improved math skills!
Back Seat Activities for Preschoolers and Kindergartners!
Need a few ways to keep that active preschooler of yours happy and entertained during your next road trip? Here are some ideas!
Snack on Some Sweet Raisin Numbers!
Turn snack time into math time! Here's a sweet activity that your preschooler can do to get both his nutrients and his numbers by making raisin numbers. It's an easy, at-home activity that'll reinforce his number recognition, improve his fine motor skills, and satisfy his appetite.
Play Sock Sort
Put those orphaned socks to good use and play Sock Sort with your preschooler to help her develop important pre-kindergarten skills like number recognition!
Sculpt a Popcorn Masterpiece
This activity will help your child develop her fine motor skills and build spatial awareness, not to mention, it's a great way to jazz up snack time!
Number Beanbag Toss
In this activity, throw a beanbag at a numbered target and help improve your preschooler's number recognition skills.
Play Number Leap Frog
In this leap frog activity, your child will use her muscles to jump on lily pads read numbers as they jump and count as they jump.
Be a Number Hero!
Who wouldn't want to be a hero for a day? Help your child be a number hero for a day as he rescues numbers from danger and improves his counting and language skills while he's at it.
Go on a Number Hunt!
Practice ordering and grouping by sending your child on a scavenger hunt for numbers! She'll learn to recognize numbers and group numbers together in chronological order.
