Uncle Sam Hat: Easy Craft Activity for Preschool and Kindergarten Kids for the Fourth of July6/24/2020 Ready to see the kids giggle? Celebrate the Fourth of July with some funny little Uncle Sam hats! While this product was create with the intention of a 4th celebration, this hat can be for any patriotic celebration, including Presidents' Day and the election.  Cut a long strip of paper or staple a few pieces of paper together, and wrap the strip around your little one's head. Then you're ready to print, cut, glue, and go, with our festive hat!    Check out our quick tutorial: CHeck out Our USA Craft Bundles for More FUn and Learning with your Preschool and Kindergarten Kids!Both of our USA Craft Bundles are currently priced at 50% off...just $2 per craft! The bundle below features a soldier, the Lincoln Memorial with a writing component (write facts about Lincoln), a Statue of Liberty paper bag puppet, and a White House craft and writing (write facts about some of the rooms in the house or President Trump). Get busy KrEaTiNg and exploring the great USA!  The craft bundle below includes the Capitol Building and putting numbers in order 1-10, an eagle craft and writing, an addition flag craft, and a star name craft! Let the learning begin!  Grab Your FREE Download Here! Uncle Sam Craft Activity for Preschool and Kindergarten Kids: Happy 4th from Your Friends at Krazy for Kindyland!We'd LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to see your cuties in their silly hats, so be sure to TAG us on social media!! 
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Did you and your family plant a garden this year? Taking care of plants can be such a fun job for kids! Our little guy insists on watering with me every morning. To help him understand the process of what is happening, we made connections with our tomato life cycle craft! In just three simple steps, give your students the gift of exploring science together! Cut. Color. Glue. Check Out Our Quick Tutorial Here:50% Off! Life Cycle Craft Activity Bundle For Preschool and Kindergarten Kids:This week's MAJOR MARKDOWN includes a complete life cycle craft bundle, priced at just $2 per craft! Crafts include the following life cycles: ant, tomato, dragonfly, and bird. Download it NOW at this deeply discounted price, for a limited of time!  We Love Life Cycle Crafts!Creating crafts is such a fun way to explore life cycles! Kids love exploring this fun topic, so we've created multiple craft packs to keep the learning going! This life cycle craft pack includes the following creatures: ladybug, frog, chicken, and butterfly: Check them out here:  Craft the following with this Life Cycle Craft and Activity Pack for Preschool and Kindergarten Students: apple, corn, tree, pumpkin, and sunflower!  Explore the life cycle of a turtle, duck, bee, and bean plant with this craft and activity pack for kindergarten and preschool kids!  And Now...Your FREE Download: Tomato LIfe Cycle Craft Activity for Kindergarten and Preschool Kids:Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy KrAfTiNg and KrEaTiNg with the kids!!!!  Thank You for Stopping By Krazy for Kindyland!We'd love to see your creations, so be sure to TAG us on social media!  It's Okay to Be Different Craft and Writing Activity Pack for Preschool and Kindergarten Kids6/4/2020 Innocence. When I talk with little ones about differences among peers, it’s always so surprising for them to see. Among our discussion, they sort each other based on eye colors and hair colors. They giggle at how they are alike and how they are different than their friends. They giggle because it’s something they have never noticed before. 🥰 When I read the book, “The Colors of Us” by Karen Katz, the kids energetically look around the room, searching for friends with the shades of skin that are referenced in the book. Shades include “chocolate brown, like cupcakes” and “coconuts and coffee toffee.” The kids are so excited to compare their own skin shades to something beautiful or delicious. ☺️ In the next part of our discussion, they all put their hands together, and they compare their shades of skin. The kids are thrilled to see skin shades are different, shouting out, “Ooo, ___’s skin is like an Oreo!” “___’s skin is like milk!” They’ve never noticed it before! They are different. All of them. So what?! They are friends. It means nothing to them to see differences among themselves because they love the people who are inside of the differences. ❣️ To conclude our lesson, we compare two eggs, one brown and one white. I ask them if the eggs are different, and they notice the colors. Then I break the eggs. The kids see they are the same inside, just like themselves in comparison to their friends. All the same. Yet all different. 💕 Especially now, this is what our children need to be taught. They’re seeing bits of news and hearing parts of our conversations with other adults. Read to your kids. Inform them. Talk to them. Let them ask questions. Let peace begin with you. 📚 Download Our FREE Craft and Writing Activity (For A Limited Time): It's Okay To Be Different(IMPORTANT NOTE - Once you get to the checkout screen, it will ask for your billing address. The system requires this and we can't change that. But once you click 'continue to payment' it will show you that it is FREE, and you will be able to finish the transaction without putting in any credit card or paypal information. A link will then be sent to your inbox where you can download the file!)  There's More!!We recommend “The Colors of Us” as noted above, along with the following titles: “The Peace Book” and “It’s Okay to Be Different” by Todd Parr. “Sheila Rae the Brave” is a sweet children’s book to introduce the concept of bravery; you might follow up by sharing Dr. Martin Luther King’s story. Of course, in Krazy for Kindyland fashion, there’s a craft for that. Allllllll of that. Crafts for each topic are included in our Martin Luther King Jr. Craft Bundle, DISCOUNTED 50% for a limited time:  View Our Quick Tutorial: |
AuthorHi, and welcome to Krazy for Kindyland, Kindergarten Arts and Crafts! I'm a mom of three and a primary teacher since 2006. We are on a mission to reach all little learners, providing them with engaging, hands-on learning opportunities to practice spatial awareness skills while learning across the curriculum. Here on the blog, we share differentiated lesson ideas that allow for teacher choice while incorporating crafting and writing into math activities, letter learning, science lessons, social studies topics, character education, and reading comprehension. Our crafts include consistent layouts and are easy for students to understand and follow directions. They are low prep, saving the precious time you need with your students! Fun fact: our customers often note that our products are GREAT for subs! They focus directly on learning content and are easy arts and crafts for kindergarten! 
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