Wild wild west crafts for toddlers

Awesome cactus art crafts: http://www.preschoolplaybook.com/2010/07/photo-courtesy-of-microsoft-clip-art.html. Ours turned out great, as pictured above. I would love to find some good books to go along with this theme or you could turn this into a desert theme.

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There were so many special days we enjoyed together in our classroom in October. To begin, for Columbus Day we learned about our friend, Chr...

Howdy, y’all! A few weeks ago (I know, I’m just catching up), our toddlers enjoyed a 2-week wild west theme. We enjoyed creating several process art projects together, and I wanted to share them here! Sandpaper Cactus Cactuses (cacti?) are rough and prickly, and I wanted our students to be able to feel that sort of texture without actually getting stuck by the prickles. Enter sandpaper! I got a pack of 10 sheets from the Dollar Store and cut them into cactus shapes. After the toddlers rubbed…

Howdy crafty people! Today I'm posting this fun Sheriff's Badge craft. This is a full-page craft. You can probably mess with your printer settings if you would like it to come out smaller (to pin on

Rodeo Season -- Cowboy Boot Craft

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Wild West Week! Cowboy up!

Handprint crafts are some of our favourite activities because you enjoy the fun of the craft and create a snapshot in time of your children too - look back over your child's previous artwork and be amazed at how quickly they have grown! This makes handprint crafts a particularly good "gift" idea for parents, grandparents and other special people too.