Trees kindergarten

Whether you're just looking for some fun tree activities or you need tree unit study ideas we've got the perfect fit. These tree themed activities are fun and easy enough for preschool.

Fall Leaves & Trees themed printable Preschool activities for your Math, Literacy, and Science Centers.

This week started out with another cool box creation! My neighbors brought me another box, and the cardboard corner pieces begged to become a ball track. We rolled ping pong balls (yes, I rolled some too,) whenever the box was available. I finally retired the bean box midweek, when all the beans were spread all over the floor. Twenty-one ping pong balls are easier to pick up than 3000 beans! One of the things I wanted to include this week was more science. We started learning about trees by…

This Tree Resist Painting for Kids is perfect for getting creative with your preschoolers while practicing important fine motor skills.

Learn how our tree inquiry began with the question, "Are Trees Alive?" and led us to take a tree walk and investigate tree parts.

We have been learning all about trees this week! We started off by reading a book about oak trees. Then the lion cubs made a simple chart showing the life cycle of oak trees. We learned about the parts of a tree and I created a pictorial input chart while teaching the students. Then they drew and labeled the parts of a tree in their science journals. Next, we unscrambled a sentence about an acorn which included "little" which is one of the high frequency words that we learned this week. You…

Here is a set of Parts of a Tree Word Cards that I have added to the Picture Word Cards collection. This set includes words such as trunk, bark, leaves,

Grab our FREE printable and make this easy four seasons tree craft that's perfect for a seasons theme for kids.

Books about Trees for Kids. Fiction and nonfiction tree books for preschool and kindergarten #booklist #kidlit #preschool #kindergarten

The girls really love them some science! I would love to purchase all of the botany puzzles and cards, but unfortunately as a homeschool family I not only can't afford them, but I also don't really have the space to store the entire set of materials. I decided to make a felt tree to stand in for the parts of a tree puzzle. The quality of these drawings is pretty low, but I thought someone else might benefit from having the pattern ready to print. Perhaps someday when I have lots of spare…