There are so many fun ways to practice writing in your preschool winter theme. Check out these preschool winter printables for pre-writing practice. They’re all winter themed and ready to go in your lesson plans!

Matching activities are really good for developing minds. Download these free snowman matching cards and try out all five matching activities for preschoolers found in this post.

During the winter months, some of the best activities for preschoolers are penguin activities! Try this fun preschool alphabet activity that has a friendly penguin theme. Pair this activity with other winter preschool activities or add it to your arctic animals activities.

There are so many arctic animal learning activities that it can be hard to choose just a few to include in your arctic theme lesson plans. But why limit yourself? Try all five arctic animal preschool activities in this post!

These free Arctic Animal Alphabet printables are designed with adorable polar animals and are perfect for teaching preschoolers letter recognition, phonics and handwriting. Add them to your preschool arctic animal activities this winter.

It’s winter here in the northern hemisphere which means it’s time for warm mittens and cozy hats, building snowmen, and sledding in the snow! Oh, and it’s time for a winter theme in preschool, too! Here you will find six printable winter activities for preschoolers that are a perfect addition to your winter theme lesson plans.

This winter themed unit is designed specifically for preschool and pre-kindergarten students! It can even be scaffolded for toddlers (my 2’s class loves the songs and art!) and would be a great compliment to kindergarten intervention.

Winter is such a delightful time of year (especially for early learners) with it being bitterly cold, and full of ice, snow, and wonder. This year, you can teach counting to preschoolers with this free snowman counting printable. What’s more: this printable can be used for 6 different winter counting activities!

This topographic melting snowman is not only a super cute craft but also a fun way for preschoolers to practice sequencing size and a meaningful way for teachers to assess scissor cutting skills in their young students.

It’s time for warm mittens and cozy hats, building snowmen, and sledding in the snow! Oh, and it’s time for a winter theme in preschool, too! Here you will find six printable winter activities for preschoolers that are a perfect addition to your winter theme lesson plans.

Matching activities are really good for developing minds. Download these free snowman matching cards and try out all five matching activities for preschoolers found in this post.

Looking for a quick patterning activity to add to your winter preschool lesson plans? These pattern cards will fit in perfectly to your preschool math center. Be sure to read how to get five different preschool math activities for winter out of this single printable!

With the weather turning cold and the holiday season approaching, I would be remiss not to share some hot cocoa activities for you to use in your preschool this winter. This dominoes hot cocoa game is a wonderful free printable, and this post includes five additional ways it can be used!

As the temperature on the thermometer drops, the winter activities for preschoolers begin to appear in our thematic lesson plans. This marshmallow snowball transfer activity works on fine motor skills, but is also just one of six winter counting activities for preschoolers.

There are so many arctic animal learning activities that it can be hard to choose just a few to include in your arctic theme lesson plans. But why limit yourself? Try all five arctic animal preschool activities in this post!

Snowman activities are always fun for preschoolers. With these winter fine motor activities, not only do preschoolers get to…you guessed it…work on their fine motor skills within a winter theme, but they also get to practice color sorting skills. And, these cute rainbow snowmen are a free printable, too!

Is it all ice and snow where you live? No matter your answer, preschoolers will love these winter math activities that features “icicles” and “snowballs”. This post features a free number formation printable, too.

This winter themed unit is designed specifically for preschool and pre-kindergarten students! It can even be scaffolded for toddlers (my 2’s class loves the songs and art!) and would be a great compliment to kindergarten intervention.

Feeling a little snowed in? Try any of these 35+ crazy awesome snow day activities you can do right from home.

‘Tis the season for winter themes in preschool, and these winter paintings are perfect for young toddlers as well as preschoolers. This is winter process art at its best.

With no specific outcome intended, these winter beauties still make wonderfully sparkly keepsakes. (We’ve also made some similar Christmas process art, too).

This adorable paper plate snowman is a fun part of any winter theme unit in preschool. Appropriate for even toddlers, your little one is sure to enjoy this winter craft

Now that winter is upon us, the days are short and the nights are long. So, let’s make some beautiful, sparkly winter process art for preschoolers. In this winter art, we used some special (but common) materials that loaded these preschool winter paintings with tons of fine motor work too. If you’re like me and always looking for creative process art ideas for preschoolers, then you’ve come to the right place!

When children engage in process art, they all come away with individual and unique masterpieces. Here is an idea for winter process art for toddlers that does just that. All using the same process and the same materials, we ended up with 16 completely different works of art!

This topographic melting snowman is not only a super cute craft but also a fun way for preschoolers to practice sequencing size and a meaningful way for teachers to assess scissor cutting skills in their young students.

Cookie cutter art brings a smile to any preschooler’s face. The thought of cookie cutters, (or maybe just cookies), and art projects combined just makes little three year olds happy, and when my students are smiling at the fun of the winter season, so am I.

This winter themed unit is designed specifically for preschool and pre-kindergarten students! It can even be scaffolded for toddlers (my 2’s class loves the songs and art!) and would be a great compliment to kindergarten intervention.

No need to feel snowed in with these 35+ crazy awesome snow day activities you can do right from home. They are all easy prep and only require basic craft supplies.

Snowman activities are always fun for preschoolers. With these winter fine motor activities, not only do preschoolers get to…you guessed it…work on their fine motor skills within a winter theme, but they also get to practice color sorting skills. And, these cute rainbow snowmen are a free printable, too!

As the temperature on the thermometer drops, the winter activities for preschoolers begin to appear in our thematic lesson plans. This marshmallow snowball transfer activity works on fine motor skills, but is also just one of six winter counting activities for preschoolers.

Is it all ice and snow where you live? No matter your answer, preschoolers will love these winter math activities that features “icicles” and “snowballs”. This post features a free number formation printable.

There are so many fun ways to practice writing in your preschool winter theme. Check out these preschool winter printables for pre-writing practice. They’re all winter themed and ready to go in your lesson plans!

This topographic melting snowman is not only a super cute craft but also a fun way for preschoolers to practice sequencing size and a meaningful way for teachers to assess scissor cutting skills in their young students.

Setting out an invitation to play is a wonderful way to encourage preschoolers to explore and manipulate a set of materials. Recently, I offered my preschoolers a snowflake themed invitation to play to parallel our studies in winter theme.