Preschool pizza

A preschool teaching blog about preschool activities. My hands on activities can be used for 3-5 year olds ina preschool classroom.

Let's learn through play as we dive into pizza themed preschool activities for a 3 to 5 year old child! Lesson plans are filled with sensory bins, fine and gross motor activities, math, crafts, and more! This unit study is designed to be used in a homeschool preschool, tot school, daycare, and classroom setting. Just print, grab a few materials, and start teaching your little ones about letters, numbers, new vocabulary, counting, & more! Just tap the link to read the blog post to start…

When we study Community Helpers in my class I always like to have a Pizzeria in my Dramatic Play area. And while the Pizzeria Parlor is happening in the Dramatic Play area I also plan a day where we can make mini pizzas in the classroom. This year I planned our mini pizza making day for a day when the…Read More→

This free printable build a pizza craft is a super fun activity that kids will be sure to love! Simply cut out all of the toppings and then...

A hands-on pizza counting activity for preschoolers to teach them to recognize numbers and to count. Entire DIY takes less than 10 minutes!

*This is not a sponsored post but does contain affiliate links. Content and opinions belong to jenny at dapperhouse. I love sensory boxes, you know that much for sure. This one is such a favorite of children who enjoy imaginary play about food. This one is fun because it smells like pizza too and has […]

Make a pizza with this fun and easy cut and paste free printable craft for kids. Choose from a pizza slice or whole pizza to make a fun pizza and add toppings. This is a fun kids craft or pretend play kids activity.

These Pete the Cat and the Perfect Pizza Party Activities will help children build early literacy skills building beginning sound awareness.

We made this pizza using some beige paper, paint and fresh vegetables. The idea of vegetable stamps has been taken from the "Nature Printing" book. Kids have lots of fun with them, and they are much easier to make than rubber stamps. Cut out a paper circle for the pizza base. Slice a tomato in half, paint the cut (we used gouache) and pring. Do the same with a bell pepper. ... and a mushroom. Experiment with other vegetables and tell me what you got :)