Fall busy bags preschool

Looking for a last-minute fall activity for your toddlers and preschoolers? This no-mess pumpkin painting is a fun color mixing activity that you can set up in minutes! From Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

FALL is FINALLY here. It is my favorite season of all, so we had a lot of fun with these fall themed preschool activities. These printables are from my TPT shop. Fall Preschool Pack Acorn Count- Count the acorns in the bowl, write the number, and count acorns onto the ten frame. Fine Motor Tree Color Match- How fun are these leaf clips? They are from the Dollar Tree. Clip and match the colors! Fall Sensory Bin- We love sensory bins, and there are so many fun options for fall. For this bin…

These free printable busy bags are super simple to make--just print and play! Perfect for travel or as quiet time activities.

Work on fine motor skills and the alphabet with this fun apple lacing activity!

Have you noticed that I write a TON about quiet time activities in this space, but not a lot about busy bags? There is a reason for that! Quiet time in our home is about resting and allowing little ones some mindful time. Quiet time is FAR more than simply keeping little ones busy. I

This felt turkey busy bag is easy to make, and fun for play and learning with many ages! Keep this with you whenever you need to keep the kids busy! One of our favorite busy bag materials is felt! I love to make mini felt boards that the

Our 2nd activity in our "TURKEY" themed week was this extremely easy, energetic, and educational activity! All you need is paper, markers, and a bag. Prep Work: Cut a couple pieces of construction paper into squares/rectangles (you'll need 27). On one of the squares, draw a turkey. On the rest of the squares, write each letter of the alphabet. Fold all the papers in half. Get out a bag (I just used a brown paper lunch sack). Here's how you play: Take 5-8 of the letters and put them in the…

I love busy bags to provide a quick activity for the kids. In our house I often use busy bags as transition activities between one set of activities and another. Busy bags are also super

Today, we’re diving into a spectacularly spooky and satisfyingly squishy activity: Halloween Color Mixing Bags!

Supplies: Baby or toddler clothes (button up shirt and overalls work best) Hat Newspaper Paper lunch sack Yarn Markers