Strawberry Crafts for Preschoolers
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Get your little ones ready for spring and summer with these fun and easy strawberry crafts for preschoolers!
These creative strawberry activities for preschoolers will engage their minds while they explore the world around them, using everyday materials like paper, craft sticks, paint, and more.
From paper plate crafts to scented playdough to jewelry, there are plenty of ideas here that will keep your little ones busy all season long. So grab some supplies and get crafting!
Crafting is a great way to encourage creativity and imagination. Doing crafts with preschoolers can help them think of new and different ideas.
When they make things like strawberry crafts, it helps them use their minds in fun ways and learn new skills. Crafting is a great way to have fun with preschoolers!
Teaching Preschoolers about Strawberries
Preschool teachers can teach little ones about strawberries by incorporating hands-on, sensory learning experiences that engage all of the senses.
Sensory Bins
For example, teachers can set up a strawberry-themed sensory bin full of felt strawberries and black bean “seeds”.
If your little ones like this idea, check these out:
- Strawberry Lemonade Sensory Bin from Putting the Pretty in Preschool
- Strawberry Letter Recognition Sensory Bin from ABC’s of Literacy
Pick Strawberries
If you have access to a local u-pick strawberry farm, take a field trip to pick some of your own. Once you bring them back home, let your preschoolers taste some.
You could also try the strawberries in these recipes:
- Strawberry Milk Recipe from Kids Eat in Color
- Strawberry Oatmeal Snack Cake from Happy Kids Kitchen
- Healthy Strawberry Muffins from Yummy Toddler Food
Read Books
Additionally, teachers can incorporate children’s literature that features strawberries, such as “The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry, and The Big Hungry Bear” by Don and Audrey Wood.
I happen to have printables to go with this story.
By providing opportunities for children to learn through exploration and play, teachers can ignite a love of learning about the world around them and strawberries in particular.
Strawberry Crafts for Preschoolers
Strawberry crafts are a fun and engaging way to introduce preschoolers to the world of crafting. The bold red color and sweet scent of strawberries are sure to capture their attention.
These crafts encourage creativity and help children develop their fine motor skills. From creating bubble wrap strawberries to paper plate strawberries, there are so many ways to incorporate this beloved fruit into crafting time.
So gather your materials and let your preschooler's imagination run wild as they create their own strawberry masterpieces!
Kids love bubble wrap. Surprise them with some bubble wrap, paint, and a strawberry template.
Let them try their hand at making a bubble wrap printed strawberry.
I always love handprint crafts. They make great keepsakes. Your kids can make a handprint strawberry with this seasonal craft tutorial.
Mom, You Are 'Berry' Special! - Strawberry Card Craft for Mother's Day
You don’t have to wait for Mother’s Day to make this ‘Berry Special’ strawberry card craft. It’s perfect for any day of the year!
May is National Strawberry Month. This paper plate strawberry craft is perfect all summer long. Make one to display on the fridge, or make several to string up as a summer garland.
Save your clean cardboard egg cartons. Little ones can paint and decorate them and turn them into their own little egg carton strawberry garden.
Let your little ones try their hand at making pompom strawberries. Wrapping yarn around the pompom base will help little ones work on motor skills while making a cute craft
For spring and summer, your kids will love decorating terra cotta posts in which they can plant seeds. A strawberry terra cotta pot is perfect for the season.
Let your preschoolers help you make a batch of strawberry playdough. This no-cook playdough recipe smells amazing.
On your next trip to the park, let your little ones gather walnuts. They can paint them and turn them into a fun-to-wear strawberry necklace.
Crafting with preschoolers is a great way to encourage creativity and imagination while teaching them about the world around them.
With these easy strawberry crafts for preschoolers, you can foster an appreciation of strawberries in your little ones as they explore different materials, textures, and colors.
Whether it’s creating felt strawberries or making scented playdough jewelry, there are plenty of fun projects here that will keep your kids busy all season long! So grab some supplies and get crafting!
