Toddler and Preschool Shapes Theme (Colors, Too!)
We also added a variety of Duplos to our train table for some fun building. Shapes and colors are part of our toddler and preschool day throughout the school year. However, we decided to kick off the year with a shapes and colors theme as an introduction. Each of our learning centers provided an invitation for play and exploration, including our shape and color window blocks, stamping chunky shape sponges at the easel, and hopping in and out of agility hoops. 👉 Note: I’ve provided free printable shapes and colors activities for you to download. Scroll down to find the links! We placed these at our science and exploration table right next to a window so the children could hold them up to the light. Outdoors, we moved our bodies while hopping in and out of agility rings. So, I found these and just knew our 2 and 3 year olds would love them. (And I cannot yet find them online to share a link.) You can read more about it here: Circle Art with Paper Tubes You can read about it here: How to Put Together a Process Art Activity Using Spools You can find similar shape stamps here. You can read more about it here: Get Moving on a Circle Hunt
Free printables for your shapes and colors theme:
More classroom theme ideas:
I have helped create each of these packets, along with a team of talented educators and homeschoolers. Easy to follow activity plans include activity modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of all learners. Every theme comes with recommended reading lists, songs, material lists, and more. Click on the graphics below for more details. Toddlers (18-36 months): Preschool (3-5 Years): Here is my Privacy Policy
