Sensory Messy Play and Preschool Activities
We've had many great years teaching messy play and preschool classes for The Play Connection and hope the future will send even more blessings our way. Here are our top sensory and messy play preschool activities from 2013. What a blast from the past!
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Here is a listing of our top posts of 2013. Many offer great ideas for fun, preschool activities, clip art, and lots of fun for kids! Enjoy!
- Christmas Eye Candy: Photos of Christmas Trees in Snow Clipart
- Angie's Homemade Artisan Bread Recipe
- New Year Preschool Party Ideas and Activities for Kids
- Lots of Snowmen and Marshmallows Christmas Crafts and Activities for Kids
- Fun for Kids with Phineas and Ferb Printables
- Lots of photos of Bread Clipart
- Cute Valentine Clipart and Free Printables for Kids Classroom Valentines
- 9 New Year Activities for Kids with games for kids too
- Marshmallows: Fun for kids SENSORY game great for preschoolers
- The Tooth Fairy Sagas: Free Toothfairy clipart and true Mommy Drama
- Activities for Kids: Make your own snow for Sensory play fun for kids
- Birthday Party games for Kids and Moms on a budget
- Our new Series Made the cut! Creative Country Sayings and Inspirational Quotes
Primary and Complementary Color Homeschool Art and Science Lesson. |
(Pre K to Elementary)
There are many Homeschool Lessons in this series, so make sure you click the labels under each post. (Still Life, Water Coloring for Kids, Weaving, Self-Portrait activities, Building Models for Science, Christmas Gingerbread House how to diy, Color Theory Lessons, Primary Colors, and even some History along the way - it's art to me how we've designed our lives throughout the years. I hope you will follow along on the journey.)
We published a Kitchen Kids Cookbook with mix and make recipes for kids. We helped fund raise for Santa's Elves of Indy, we started Homeschooling through INCA (Indiana Connections Academy,) and we moved to a house in the country.
2013 holds many dreams as we look forward to gardening, raising chickens, goats, and hopefully bunnies and alpacas, get that YA novel published, and share a few of the many stage plays and skits for kids I've written over the years. Bring it! I am excited to get started :-)
What does your future hold? Leave a comment and let us know.
Recommended Reading:
Fun with Messy Play: Ideas and Activities for Children with Special Needs
Play Out: How to develop your outside space for learning and play