Sunflower preschool

Put together a preschool sunflower activity that builds fine motor skills while removing the seeds!

Ahhh... I finally feel like we are home! We've been living in Little Rock for almost 3 months now and we hadn't done any sensory bins. But today as I put this sunflower sensory bin together, it felt like life had finally returned to normal. Normally, we do 2-4 new sensory bins a month as a way for Shiloh to work on various skills and help expose her to new topics like frogs, princesses, and colors. Because my special needs preschooler needs to touch and see things to understand them, sensory…

These sunflower crafts for kids have got to be the happiest crafts I have seen in a long time. Super cute and easy enough for preschoolers and toddlers to create as well!

Sunflowers are not just beautiful and mind-boosting— they are also one of the easiest flowers to manage, thus making them a staple in preschool gardening. And while it’s nice to grow your own or buy some from the boutique, handmade sunflower crafts are just as special and rewarding as the real ones. Here we pick ... Read more

Looking for fun October Morning Tubs for kids? Check out these 10 Hands-On Fall & Halloween themed activities for Preschool or Kindergarten.

This easy Sunflower Craft is perfect to give as a gift for Mother’s Day! All you need is tissue paper, glue, and paper.

3 Sunflower Life Cycle Charts and Worksheets in a PDF file.Here is what you get! 1 Colored Sunflower Life Cycle Chart 2 Black and White Sunflower Life Cycle WorksheetsThis download prints a total of 3 pages.Please see our other items in our store. We offer full sets of curriculum for preschool and school aged children.

Science lessons for kids are always fun when activities are involved! Have a memorable learning time with your young ones while doing these fun and creative Sunflower Preschool Activities. Perfect homeschool spring or summer activity for kids!

Childrens Thanksgiving Sunflower Craft. Print Petals out on yellow paper. Will also need small black plates, black beans and colored popsicle sticks. First have them put a ton of glue on the center ring of black plates and push the black beans as flat as possible. While waiting for glue to kind of dry, the children write what they are thankful for on the petals. Next, we added a touch more glue on top and sprinkled a reddish brown sprinkles on top. Then we glued petals all the way around.