 June Preschool Themes and IdeasSweet Summertime! Bring on the warm weather, popsicles and loads of fun activities that preschoolers look forward to all year long. This list of activities and themes will have your preschoolers engaged, learning, and enjoying the summer months!
 Build an Insect Craft with PreschoolersPreschoolers love to learn about all things bugs and they are fascinated by all the different types whether they fly, crawl, or slither. While there are some little learners who love to touch bugs, many preschoolers would rather keep their distance. This building insect craft will have all types of students excited to construct their own creepy crawler!
 Free Story Time Reflection and Fine Motor ActivityAre you looking for a fun fine motor activity to compliment your preschool insect theme? This freebie is the perfect activity to compliment the book In the tall, tall, grass by Denise Fleming. (affiliate link)
Engage your preschooler in questions about the book, vocabulary review, and a book review after enjoying this story. Then invite them to work on fine-motor development and hand-eye coordination as they practice cutting the blades of grass for this easy to assemble craft. They will also enjoy peaking inside the grass to see all of the creatures living inside a backyard habitat.  Insects Preschool Activity PackExploring insects with young children is exciting. This 54-page activity pack includes a variety of Math, Literacy, Fine Motor, and Science activities perfect for creating centers, file folder activities, or morning work for the preschool aged children in your care.
 Snail Spin Art CraftThis site uses affiliate links (what's that?) Have you ever studied a beautiful spiral found on a snail shell? A spiral is a curve that starts at a point, and then goes around the point, but gets farther and farther away from it. Did you know spirals occur in nature all of the time? You can find them in shells, flowers, and many more objects all around.
For this craft, we are going to create our own spin art using a Lazy Susan (if you don't have one you can manually create them, or attach your shell to a paper plate to spin). You can find the free craft template below!  DIY Worm Farm with PreschoolersThis site uses affiliate links (What's that?). Preschoolers love exploring anything in the dirt, including worms!
Creating a worm farm will offer many learning opportunities for preschoolers. In particular, worm farms are great for sensory and science development. Engage in this experiment as part of your Worms, Snails, & Slugs theme or anytime! |
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