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Preschool crafts are more than just an art activity for preschoolers.
They help little learners develop fine motor skills and expand their knowledge.
They’re the ultimate way to teach while having fun and being creative!
The preschool crafts below are great reminders that even the most common materials can help kids create amazing masterpieces!
Crafts for Preschoolers
These easy to make DIY Heart Stamps are perfect for preschool Valentines crafts!
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While these Pipe Cleaner Flower Stamps are easy to make, chenille sticks can be bent to make just about any stamp shape you can imagine!
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When you’re studying the letter A as part of your homeschool preschool lessons, this Letter A Apple Craft is a great addition.
I used to think that finger paint was too hard to make, but this gluten-free 4 Minute Finger Paint recipe proves it’s not.
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Have a pack of sponges stowed away?
These adorable Sponge Painted Robots are easy and fun to make!
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Looking for a snowy day preschool craft that you can do inside?
This Easy Snowman Craft is perfect for a winter day.
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When you’re ready for some spring time fun, try this 3D Tulips Craft!
They’re also great to use as Mothers Day Crafts for preschool!
Forget expensive art and craft supplies, these Recycled Crafts prove that anything can be taken from trash to treasure!
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Go on an adventure with your favorite pint-sized paleontologist and create dinosaur prints with this DIY Dinosaur Sponge Painting preschool craft.
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Even your elementary kids will love these Sensory Rainbow Balloon Balls!
(True fact, my teenage sons both have a blast with these sensory toys too!) via Pint Sized Treasures
After reading Mr. Popper’s Penguins, a penguin preschool craft was in order!
These Heart Penguins were perfect!
If your preschooler loves Eric Carle books, this Shaving Cream Paint Seahorse was inspired by his story, Mister Seahorse.
It’s a great extension activity!
If your family goes to the beach on vacation, making these Handprint Crabs is a must!
They would also be perfect for a preschool lesson about the ocean!
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Preschoolers (and their parents!) love to read books by Kevin Henkes, so why not make a Mouse Ear Headband to go along with reading Chester’s Way!
Get ready for a Memorial Day or 4th of July celebration with some Easy Confetti Balloons!
Your preschooler can make them with your help!
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