Polar bears preschool

Do your kids love learning about animals as much as mine do? I know I can always save the with a trip to the zoo, but unfortunately here in Wisconsin zoo trips don’t happen too often in the freezing cold temps. But winter IS the perfect time to learn about polar animals indoors, so this week […]

We did the northern lights craft and this is how it came out. We talked about the Arctic and Antarctic for about 3 weeks. The kids enjoy learning about all the animals and how people live in such a cold place.

This cute polar bear craft for toddlers is a great way to practice fine motor skills and is perfect for winter or arctic animal crafts.

Children can fingerpaint a gorgeous Polar Bear Process Art project using this easy technique. The finished product is stunning!

When it comes to teaching young kids about different animals, there are definitely some crowd-favorite ones! Bears, for instance, are at the top of that list. Here, we’ll be focusing on polar bear crafts that will surely come in handy for introducing arctic or hibernating animals to your preschoolers.

You’ll feel like you’re sightseeing in the Arctic with these polar animal math activities! Grab your winter gear and immerse yourself in the coolness of the Arctic atmosphere as you and your students use narwhals, dog sleds, penguins, and other polar animals to reinforce a variety of math standards. This post contains Amazon affiliate links, ... Read more

A simple plastic fork & white craft paint merges together on paper, for this Fork Painted Polar Bear kid craft idea from Glued To My Crafts!

At Majestic Harbor Childrens Center in Gloucester, Massachusetts the PS2 class had a bunch of fun learning about Polar Bears by using a, Can, Have, Are, chart.What is that? Well, it is a ch

We're getting back into the swing of things with our Polar Bear themed-week! Our first activity is this simple counting game using paw prints. Enjoy! Supplies: 1 piece of colored paper 1-2 pieces of white cardstock Markers Prep Work: First, find something round the size you want your paw prints to be, like a cup or lid. Trace it 5 times onto your colored paper spaced apart like paw prints. Second, find something round that is smaller and trace 3 circles above each bigger circle. Then draw…

Do your kids LOVE Brown Bear, Brown Bear as much as mine? This story is such a classic I just had to plan a week theme around Bears and our favorite Brown Bear books. Here were our plans for Bear week: And here are the details of each activity: Our favorite bear […]