Preschool Polar Bear Activities
I have some great winter fun for you today! I have some great Preschool Polar Bear Activities for you! Polar bears are cute, white, BIG bears…they are a lot of fun to learn about in the winter because they live in cold weather!
Polar Bear Craft – from Mrs. Karle’s Sight and Sound Reading (us) -Fun, easy and delicious… little ones will love to make this Polar Bear Craft!
Polar Bear Craft – Easy Peasy and Fun
If your little ones cannot master scissors yet, try this polar bear craft. Rip shreds of white paper to give your custom polar bear a fuzzy, textured look.
Paper Plate Polar Bear Craft – Artsy Momma
I love paper plate crafts. For a more structured craft, try this paper plate polar bear craft.
Polar Bear Craft For Preschoolers: Polar Bear Mask – Midwestern Moms
For something interactive children can play with, make a polar bear mask!
Handprint Polar Bear – Fun Handprint Art
Handprint and footprint crafts are a great way to remember your young one’s tiny hands. You can even try framing this, or maybe get a blue fabric-colored canvas.
Nutter Butter Polar Bear Cookies – Hungry Happenings
For an edible craft, make these marshmallow Nutter Butter polar bear cookies as an after-school snack.
DIY Paper Fans Of Arctic Animals – Mr. Printables
If you’re looking for something more unique, try an Aztec paper fan style polar bear.
Polar Bear Ornaments – Mom On Time Out
Bring a handmade element to Christmas decor with these unique polar bear ornaments. You will need some foam, black felt, and googly eyes.
Polar Bear Headband For Kids – The Educator’s Spin On It
For something the kids can play with, try this felt polar bear headband. It requires a little bit of sewing, but if you don’t have a sewing machine, a needle and thread will work.
Polar Bear Paw Cupcakes – One Little Project
If you’re looking for an edible project, try these polar bear paw cupcakes.
Fun Polar Bear Facts For Kids – Itsy Bitsy Fun
Learn more about polar bears with this mini fact sheet for kids.
Polar Bear Paw Walk Alphabet Game
For younger students, combine the alphabet with polar bears in this game. Practice gross motor skills, and get up and move!
Polar Bear Teaching Resources: Includes Polar Bear Blubber Experiment – Promoting Sucess
Discover how blubber keeps polar bears warm with some Crisco, sandwich bags, and ice water for this little science experiment. This site also has a few other polar bear themed songs and games to play.
Cardboard Tube Polar Bear – Crafts by Amanda
Make a little polar bear out of a toilet paper tube in this fun craft, that’s easy for younger ones to put together!
White Chocolate Polar Bear Pretzels – Hungry Happenings
For snack time, try these polar bear pretzel rods. They’re easy to make in bulk, but cute enough that everyone will enjoy!
I hope you found a few Preschool Polar bear Activities to do!
Here is a fun activity pack for winter!
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What a great collection of polar bear activities! My kids will love these!
So glad you enjoy them!
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AWW, Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoy the site! Happy New Year to you as well!
Congratulations! He is absolutely precious! Thanks for sharing your ideas!
Thank you so much! He is a little charmer! 🙂 You are so welcome..I am glad you enjoy the site! 🙂
Congratulations he is beautiful how do you have time to do this
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Thank you so much! LOL..Time is definitely hard to find, but -it is all “slow and steady” – one little bit at a time. I have grown the site over several years – so, it is definitely a puzzle that is done one piece by piece. 🙂