Kwanzaa fine motor activities

In this activity, children will learn more about Kwanza and make their own symbolic corn out of paper. The name for the holiday of Kwanzaa is derived from the Swahili phrase “matunda ya kwanza” which means “first fruits.

From unity cups to mkekas to kinaras, feast on resources about the seven principles of Kwanzaa with the teaching ideas from The Mailbox®. Songs, crafts, games, centers, displays, and snacks let you share the symbols of the holiday and African American culture as you cover language arts, social studies, writing, and math skills. Booklets, worksheets, patterns, clip art, and more support the ideas and activities. At www.themailbox.com, you’ll find the learning activities you need to teach…

Cotton ball Kinara is a fun and easy to create fine motor art activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Create a colourful Kinara for Kwanzaa!

Learn how to make a #Kwanzaa Friendship Salad and other fun ideas to celebrate this special holiday!

Color our free Principles of Kwanzaa coloring page and use as part of holiday or diversity and inclusion activities for kids. Print a free holiday coloring page today!

Kinara paper towel surprise art is a fun fine motor art activity for kids. Light the candles of a colourful Kinara for Kwanzaa!

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Download the Kwanzaa Unity Cup Isolated Coloring Page for Kids 12626432 royalty-free Vector from Vecteezy for your project and explore over a million other vectors, icons and clipart graphics!

Print This Craft This Kwanzaa Chain is a simple project that can be used to teach the littlest crafters the ... Read More

Kwanzaa anchor chart