Preschool Safari Activities Migration Invitation to Create Process Art Experience

Are you planning a new theme and looking for lots of fun preschool safari activities? Check out this cool migration process art experience for little kids! Make a mosaic that looks like a herd of animals!

Hello, hello!

Another new week and lots of fun safari activities to try out! We’re still working through Life in the Grasslands and today we talked about Migration.

The great migration is when 1.5 million wildebeests and other animals walk from Tanzania to Kenya. They travel across dangerous rivers and plains.

One of my favorite things about our curriculum is all of the wonderful invitation to create ideas that are included in each month’s Teacher Guide. And of course today’s activity was no exception.

We used mosaic squares to create migration process art and the little guy couldn’t get enough. We still have a little glass dish on his workspace with what’s left of them and he’s using a few here and there on his projects.

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Preschool Safari Activities Migration Invitation to Create Process Art Experience

What you’ll need

Inspiration Photo
Mosaic Squares
Paper
Markers
Glue
Scissors

Here’s how to do it

Set Up

Set out the Inspiration Photo and additional materials.

Prompts

What do you notice about the migration photo? What animals do you recognize?
How can you use the mosaic squares to look like a herd of animals?
What other places could you draw on your picture? Water? Hills? Trees?

Observe

Could the child pick up and glue the individual squares onto the paper?
What types of places did he represent on his art?

This was so quick and easy. I gave the little guy mosaic squares, paper, markers, glue, and scissors. Just like most of the other invitation to create activities, this one was kinda intuitive.

I love process art. It gives little kids the opportunity to not only make stuff, but also to develop both their critical thinking and problem solving skills.

Can your little kids make something from practically nothing? The things that he’s created with everyday supplies never cease to amaze me. Paper plates. Popsicle sticks. Basically just stuff that we have lying around the house.

And you know what? The little guy takes those things and makes his own little masterpieces with them. We’re definitely loving all of the amazing ideas that we’ve been getting from our preschool curriculum kits!

Don’t forget to stop by next week if you’re interested in seeing what we’re up to with our Going On Safari theme. And if you missed this year’s preschool homeschool space post, you can check it out here.

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