Burn energy while building a variety of important skills with these fun winter gross motor activities for toddlers and preschoolers.

Babies to Bookworms provides a review of the children's book "First Snow" and pairs it with fun snow activities for kids and families!

Use this free printable Winter Gross Motor Movement Game to get the kids moving and laughing on the cold winter days when you just can't get outside.

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

Snowflake Balance Activity is fun and easy gross motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers and a great indoor activity for winter!

There is no better time than January to focus on all things winter! Honestly, winter gross motor week could be done any time from December through March, but January just seems right. During Winter Week the focus of all gross motor activities revolve around all things winter. Check out all of the other theme ideas for...Read More

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.

These Christmas large motor activities are fun and keep preschoolers' bodies moving! Would be fun for school or a party.

It's cold around here. It feels just like the arctic! I just checked the temperature and it was 5 degrees. Yep, 5 degrees outside! Yuck! So, we are staying in this week. Although we are

What an awesome start it has been to our Tot Schooling adventures here at Mac-n-Taters. We packed so much fun into these last two weeks learning about winter and snow. Little Miss was so excited to get back into the swing of things after taking a couple weeks off after Christmas and to be honest so was I. Throughout each day we try to do activities in 4-5 different categories: Books, Fine Motor/Trays, Gross Motor, Sensory/Craft/Science, and Fun with Food. Here is a peek at what the last two…