Kindy 2026

Weather Themed Sensory Bins Weather is one of my favorite themes to teach in Spring, and these weather themed sensory bins are one reason why! They are so simple and inexpensive to prep, but the kids love them. You probably already have the supplies on hand, and I’ve got some free printables to help you...

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Here’s a step-by-step look at how we do our shadow art project ❄️ First, we start with a directed drawing of a snowman and an evergreen tree. An adult then cuts out each drawing as one piece and glues it onto blue construction paper. Next, I add a moon using a 2-inch punch with yellow paper and snowflakes punched from white copy paper. Students each get one moon and choose as many snowflakes as they want to decorate their night scene. Simple steps, lots of ownership, and such a fun winter...

Melting Snow Dough In this activity, participants will make their own snow dough that will form snow balls and melt right before their eyes! Enjoy playing with your snow dough with the same sensory…

Discover how to make an anemometer with cardboard and paper cups. This simple anemometer for kids is a fun weather STEM activity that's perfect for spring.