Here is our round up of all the animal activities we did for World Animal Day.
1. Create with propeller seeds
We used propeller seed to create butterflies, dragon flies and few other bugs. Great for developing fine motor skills and creativity while giving us moms to talk about new topics– in our case bugs.
2. Animal Images resist painting
Our simple resist painting with animal outlines will be a hit with your toddler and your preschooler. It is so versatile that you can easily switch the cutouts to anything that interests your child.
3. South Pole small world play using Ivory Soap
My pre schooler had a fun time with this sensory play combined with a small world setup while learning about the Antarctic habitat.
4. Create a zoo with things from your pantry
Quick and easy way to spend time with your kids in the kitchen.
We had a great time mixing the plaster and pouring it in the mold. That part alone is worth it for us.
6. Easy Animals face mask for extended pretend play
Masks made our learning extra fun
7. Who lost his tail? Twist on a classic game.
Kid made quick matching game.
8. Observing patterns in the wild
Challenge the kids by inviting them to closely observe animal patterns
9. Poster making with cotton balls
Different 3D craft
10. Easy clothespin animals for
My toddler’s favorite non toys are the clothespins.We created some animals with those.
11. Play dough animal habitats
The famous play dough makes an appearance in the form of animal habitats
12. Homemade puzzles
I have a puzzle and animal (especially cheetahs) lover in my house. Need I say more?
13. To wrap up, we painted animal patterns on pumpkins.
With Halloween around the corner, we painted animal patterns on the pumpkins.
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