Celebrate Earth Day in an engaging and hands-on way with these Earth Day Activities for Preschoolers. You’re definitely not going to want to miss them!
Earth Day is coming! Celebrating Earth Day is a super fun way to teach our preschoolers all about recycling and conservation.
There are tons of activities you can do at home or in the classroom to encourage your kids to begin thinking about caring for the earth. In fact, you can celebrate Earth Day all month long with these engaging and hands-on activities.
I’ve put together a list of our favorite Earth Day Activities for Preschoolers below. I know you’ll love these process art projects and Earth Day printables.
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Keep reading to discover all the Earth Day fun your preschoolers can experience this year!
Process Art Earth Day Activities for Preschoolers
We love process art projects! Process art projects focus on using different materials and mediums to encourage kids to get creative and explore art in new ways.
Unlike traditional preschool crafts, process art focuses on the process, not the finished product. In this way, kids are able to let loose and engage with their art without worrying about what it will look like in the end.
Earth Day is the perfect time to explore process art with preschoolers because kids can reuse and reimagine old materials to create new art. Just like they will with the Painting with Kitchen Utensils Process Art Activity.
Plus, this Earth Collage for Little Kids makes a great bulletin board for Earth Day in the classroom.
Then, get out your painting supplies and get ready for some messy fun with Swirl World Invitation to Create Process Art Experience, a process art painting project for preschool kids.
Earth Day Sensory Activities for Preschoolers
Another one of my favorite projects for Earth Day is this Earth’s Water Sensory Tray which explores water conservation in a way that’s easy for kids to understand.
Plus, it provides an amazing sensory learning experience that will engage your preschoolers and get them excited about conserving water. Make it real by having kids practice conserving water while washing hands.
Want another fun Earth Day idea? Check out these Free Printable Color by Number Earth Day Preschool Worksheets.
How will you celebrate Earth Day in your classroom or homeschool lessons this year? Share your ideas and plans in the comments. I just love reading about your preschool learning journey!
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