Family art activities for toddlers

“A House That Once Was” by Julie Fogliano and Lane Smith When you see old or abandoned properties do you ever wonder what there history is? Every home has a story to tell and abandoned ones are sure to carry some fascinating ones. This is the story of some children who explore an old and...Read More »

This toddler friendship activity is easy and fun to make and is a simple reminder that we are all friends in our classroom. Free printable!

Home is Where the Heart Is... use painter's tape and make a house and a heart. Have the children use liquid watercolors. They love removing the tape and finding their homes and hearts.

My Family with tracing font coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

On Day 2 we read "What Mommies and Daddies do Best" by Laura Numeroff. Then we share connections about our parents or guardians. I also love to read Weird Parents by Wood. This is a funny story about parents who love to embarrass their children. (one of my favorite things to do) After reading and connecting, we make our parents and/or guardians. We also do this sort below with Parent/Children or Both.

Elizabeth ✨ Preschool for You on Instagram: “Family Portraits ✍️ I always enjoy doing self and family portraits in the beginning of the year so when I saw a teacher combine a…”

Family tree handprint art. Preschool project.

Wanting to create unique family keepsake to hang up as decor but you're not the crafty type? This family fingerprint tree keepsake is simple, quick & fun!

Family theme craft idea

Painting with blocks is a fun process art activity for kids. Best of all, when it's finished you've got a no prep shape sorting activity all ready to go. Check out the 4 different kids of pictures your toddlers and preschoolers can make using blocks.

Free printable family reunion Coloring Pages from Doodle Art Alley

A week of planned activities on the theme of families inspired by the book Around the Table That Grandad Built by Melanie Heuiser Hill.

my family finger puppets

Need an activity for kids or toddlers? This recipe from The Soccer Mom Blog is just what you need! Edible pudding slime is a non-toxic, all-natural, easy recipe that you can make at home. Try this DIY sensory activity today!