Farm activities eyfs

EYFS on Instagram: "Fun at the Farm🧑‍🌾 Milking the Cows 🐮 Today we are doing a very exciting activity; we are milking cows! I have created a milking station, using plastic gloves and milk; these imitated the udders of a cow. The tray is covered in hay as that is what cows eat, and I have scattered around various sized cows. This activity promotes: THE WORLD, FINE MOTOR SKILLS, CARING FOR ANIMALS. The aim is for the children to imitate milking a cow using the replicated udders! I briefly…

A set of fun, practical farm-themed activities that can be used in EYFS. Lots of messy, sensory play ideas to support every area of the EYFS curriculum!

This fun tractor process art project uses mud to paint tracks for a harvest or farm theme in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

Can't find a farm to bring the kids to? Try this milk a cow fine motor activity to bring the farm into the classroom! Perfect for a farm theme in tot school, preschool, or the kindergarten classroom.

This Farm themed multi-sensory tuff tray activity is ideal to use with EYFS / KS1 / children with additional learning needs ALN / SEN - Farm - Water Activity Idea - Tuff Spot - Multi-sensory Play - Tuff Tray Ideas Early Years. Downloadable printables to accompany this activity are available on Primary Treasure Chest

Megan Waddell on Instagram: "Farm tuff tray 👨‍🌾🥕 This week we have been learning about Harvest and made some Scarecrows after reading the Scarecrows Wedding 🐖🚜💒. #tufftray #tufftrayideas #tufftrayplayactivities #playbased #playspirations #farm #farming #harvest #harvesttime #scarecrow #scarecrowswedding #juliadonaldson #primaryone #playismywork #farmanimals #farmyard #playshare #eyfs #reception #sensoryplay"

Make a simple farmyard sensory counting and writing tray for preschoolers to practise numbers and mark making! Lovely for an animal themed learning activity for little ones.Here’s a super simple little invitation to play tray for preschoolers who love farm animals! We regularly create sensory writing trays and have so many published on here for...Read More »

Louise on Instagram: "Farm role play area. Loved working on this role play area with my two brilliant TAs! One TA created the displays, made a fantastic vegetable patch and a cute wooden stool! Then my other TA created an incredible cow that the children can milk by squeezing the rubber glove filled with water. The children can pretend to bottle feed the lambs, collect eggs, water the vegetables, write shopping lists, buy food, sing songs and of course milk Daisy the cow 🐮 Labels and…

Make some cute fingerprint sheep with your kids for an Easter craft!

An animal habitat sort is a fun way to practice animals that live on a farm and animals that live in other places.