Get excited about the change in seasons with these easy and fun March crafts for toddlers and preschoolers.
This month is all about new beginnings, from flowers in the sunshine outside to baby animals on the farm.
I’m sharing four topics perfect for little hands to create this month with ideas for simple activities and crafts toddlers and preschoolers can make. They’re low-prep, easy to make and lots of fun!
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Need a fun printable for World Book Day or back to school? We’ve got you covered with this free printable reading scavenger hunt!
Our printable template is perfect for using in a classroom or at home and you can colour each item as you find it, plus the scavenger hunt has some bonus questions for kids too!
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These What The Ladybird Hears activities and crafts are great as extension activities for the books by Julia Donaldson or just as a simple way to keep your child entertained and having fun.
This series has been one of my kid’s favorites to listen to or read over the years and whether this is a book that you’re using for a topic in your preschool or topic or you just need some inspiration to keep you busy on rainy days or school holidays, you’ll find loads of easy and fun ideas here.
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Advert. Guess How Much I Love You is a classic book to share with your child and if you haven’t read it yet you’re in for a treat, this book is perfect for snuggles and hugs with your child and it’s one that you’ll turn to again and again.
We’ve made this simple footprint craft inspired by the book and I think it would make the perfect keepsake for Valentine’s Day or as a gift for Mothers Day.
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My kids adore Supertato, actually I do too, I think Sue Hendra might well be my favourite author for kids books!
This post was inspired by a session I went to at my local Children’s Centre that had some Supertato activities on and I overheard the staff saying that they’d had a bit of a hard time finding any Supertato resources online so I figured I’d write up my own.
These would all be fun to do as extension activities for the book and or just as a way of keeping the fun going – in fact while I was looking for a picture for this my daughter ran over and started yelling ‘it’s Supertato, it’s Supertato!’
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