Top 10 Sunflower Activities for Preschool

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Sunflowers are definitely one of my top 10 favorite flowers!  Do you love them too?  Or are you scheduling a sunflower theme?  Then you will love this collection of the Top 10 Sunflower Activities for Preschool!



1- Learn about famous art as you make these Van Gogh inspired Sunflower Paintings!

2- Use bubbles, paint, and cut paper to make these Mixed Media Sunflowers!

3- Use a fork to make this brilliant sunflower! (pictured)

4- Grab an empty egg carton to make these super cute sunflowers! (pictured)

5- Use clothespins to make these big hands-on count & clip sunflowers! (pictured)

6- These handprint sunflowers have a fun twist: they sparkle!

7- These sunflower suncatchers use real sunflower seeds!

8- This recycled craft makes HUGE sunflowers! (pictured)

9- Grab some bubble wrap to make this unique sunflower!

10- Use doilies to make these adorable sunflowers! (pictured)


Here are more super FUN flower ideas:


Top 10 Flower Sensory Play Ideas from Sugar, Spice & Glitter
Top 10 Flower Activities for Preschoolers from Living Life and Learning
Top 10 Flower Wreaths from Witty Hoots
Top 10 Flower Recycle Crafts by Teach me Mommy
Top 10 Flower Petal Art Ideas from Our Whimsical Days
Top 10 Flower Sensory Bins from Adventures of Adam
Top 10 Flower Painting Ideas from Messy Little Monster
Top 10 Sunflower Activities for Preschool by Preschool Powol Packets
Top 10 Flower Math Activities from Play & Learn Every Day
Top 10 Flower Books for Kids from Sunny Day Family
Top 10 Flower Suncatchers from Rhythms of Play
Top 10 Magical Fairy Gardens from Crafty Kids at Home
Top 10 Ways to Study Flowers (with a giveaway!) by The Usual Mayhem
Top 10 Flower Projects to Eat Wear Decorate or Gift by Words ‘n’ Needles





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Comments

Emma @ Our Whimsical Days said…
I just love sunflowers! What fun ideas!
May 20, 2016 at 10:55 AM
Terri Steffes said…
My niece is using sunflowers for her August wedding. She was looking for crafts for a table for the kids. I can't wait to show her your list!
May 20, 2016 at 4:58 PM
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