Kite activity for preschool

Here is another quick and easy activity we did with our Kite theme! This is good to help young children learn about sizes as they sort the kites smallest to biggest. This was a cinch to make and LB(3) had fun with this one! Prep Work: Using a piece of construction paper, cut out 5 rectangles of different sizes. Fold the rectangles in half, then in half again. Cut from one corner to the next, unfold and you've instantly got 5 kites! (pictures below): Draw lines on the kites from corner to…

Kite Dot Painting coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

The start of spring and the windy weather we have been having always makes me think of Kites. We don’t usually have much luck when we try to fly our own kites, but we have had fun crafting some very pretty ones. When Emily was little we make a Triangle Shape Kite, but this time we tried something a little different. To make our kites we used Bleeding Tissue Paper, cardstock, straws, yarn and some colored construction paper. The girls always love working with bleeding tissue paper, it has a…

With two designs this free printable kite template is just what you need to create a colorful kite craft. Perfect for at home or classrooms.

These kite themed toddler activities are created for a 2 to 3 year old child. The unit study is filled with sensory bins, fine and gross motor activities, math, crafts, and more! It's created to be used in a homeschool preschool, tot school, daycare, and classroom setting. Just print, grab a few materials, and you will be on your way to learning through play! #toddlers #toddleractivities #learningthroughplay Click to read more about the activities on my blog: theprimarybrain.com

Let's make a 3D Flying Kite craft with the kids this Summer! A fun and easy to make 3D kite craft that uses a pulley system to make the kite fly high up into the sky!

Here are some fantastic K is for Kite Letter K Worksheets For Preschool Kids. These are free to print and can be used as a teachign resoruce for Pre-K

Popsicle sticks are one of those craft items which you can always find in your craft stash. They are so inexpensive, fun and provide endless options for

I think that the best way for preschoolers to learn is through play! This counting activity will teach many needed skills whilst having fun! What is my child learning? Numer recognition Counting to 10 Matching – the numbers to the dots on the kites to the number of beads on the tail Fine motor practise […]