We absolutely love themed unit studies. In fact this is the second time we have enjoyed an amazing Arctic and Antarctica unit. The first was when we explored this awesome frozen foam dough . The kids and I had so much fun, I just knew I wanted to expand our activities with more polar learning.
These Arctic & Antarctica Activities for Preschoolers are so much fun!
Amazing Polar Activities for Preschoolers
This is how excited Bells was when I shared a few of the awesome Arctic activities with her. I have to say I was most excited about the penguin puzzle, but once I saw how great the whole kit was I loved it all.
Amazing Arctic & Antarctica Animal Match
Most children at this age love animals and small figures to explore. In fact it’s one of Bells favorite things to do these days.
It’s so great to see how proud Bells is of herself. My wish is for every child to have this much excitement in what they are doing and be happy that they can accomplish so much.
Bells takes on the super cool Montessori penguin puzzle and masters it. We love this puzzle. She even kisses it when she’s done. By the way, she decided her soft penguin blanket was a must for our activities.
W is for Walrus Preschool Craft
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Amanda says
March 21, 2015 at 1:28 amI wrote a blog post on making arctic tubs with your kids that your readers might enjoy! 🙂
http://www.mykidsadventures.com/arctic-adventure-tub/
Vanessa says
March 19, 2015 at 12:20 amThis Brainy Kit looks like tons of fun! I love all the activities that is has in it.
Marie says
March 17, 2015 at 5:08 pmThis is just wonderful. You make it looks so easy. Crafts are such a fun hands on way to learn. 🙂
The Natural Homeschool says
March 17, 2015 at 12:47 amWhat a fun lesson! I love the “W is for walrus” craft! 😉
Elaine Goh says
March 15, 2015 at 11:52 amI just love this! I’m *slowly* starting to come to the realization that I’m way too slow (and too much of a perfectionist) to create unit studies for my son. I want to do too much too nicely and as a result, nothing gets delivered because they’re not up to my expectations. I think I need to rely on a company like Brainy Kit to help me with my unit studies, while I focus on the core subjects. Thanks for this review!
Kimberly says
March 17, 2015 at 5:18 pmThank you so much 🙂 We are definitely loving Brainy Kit, it is so nice to have quality materials ready to go with a plan.
The Natural Homeschool says
March 13, 2015 at 3:40 pmLovely and fun post! 😉