Snowflake Hop for winter gross motor play. A fun large motor game for kids. Great winter game for preschool on up!

I've got some fun winter movement movement and music activities you can use to help students stay active engaged during the colder weather.

Winter "Snowman Dance" brain break and movement activity can help your students transition back into school after the break.

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Read this blog post to learn this Fun winter scarf movement activity for children. "The Snow is on My Head" Movement Song with a scarf. Help your students learn head, shoulders knees toes (body parts) as they sing this fast paced song. I like to use this as a warm up activity before doing a longer scarf movement. This is an easy tutorial for a winter scarf dance you can use with toddlers up to 2nd graders. LEARN MORE

These winter movement activities are a great way to get bodies up and active in your house or at school. Movement Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers that are perfect for brain breaks and gross motor activities. This free Winter Theme printable makes an exciting Gross Motor Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Do you want to build a snowman? This Snowman winter movement game will help you do that! No snow at your house? No problem!

Snow play is a great physical activity. Getting suited up to head out is a gross motor in and of itself. Adding movement throughout the day helps burn energy. Here are 6 movement cards that connect to winter. You can pull a card or attach them to a large dice to choose each movement.

Winter songs and fingerplays are perfect preschool speech and language activities for winter speech therapy sessions. Learn about winter themed vocabulary with snowmen, bears,penguins and groundhogs too.

Hey Friends! It's Kristen again from Loving Teaching Inspiring and I'm so excited to share this adorable craftivity with all of you! Check them out...aren't they adorable?!?! Is it bothering anyone else that one of them is crooked?? AGHHH! It's killing me! I must admit painting with 5 year olds can be very extremely scary. However, I have learned that as long as you give specific directions and go step by step it turns out just fine. We started this activity by reading the story Sneezy the…