Mitten Art: Kids can decorate paper mittens with various art supplies.Penguin Bowling: Turn recycled bottles into adorable penguin bowling pins for indoor fun.Sensory Snowman: Children can create a sensory snowman using cotton balls and materials to stimulate their senses.Ice Ornaments: Kids can decorate outdoor trees with homemade ice ornaments.Handprint Winter Trees: A fun craft that uses children’s handprints to create a beautiful winter tree scene.Pine Cone Bird Feeders: Children can make bird feeders with pine cones, peanut butter, and birdseed.Snowflake Crafts: Bring the magic of snowflakes indoors! Kids can create unique snowflakes using paper, scissors, and a sprinkle of glitter for extra sparkle.Pajama Day: Make cold, gray days more fun with a cozy pajama day at the daycare!.Holiday Celebrations: Celebrate winter holidays and learn about different traditions from around the world.Taste of Winter: Introduce kids to winter-themed foods like hot chocolate and gingerbread cookies, making every bite fun.Winter Scavenger Hunt: Children will explore and find winter-themed objects around the daycare.

Snowman Building Contest: Who can build the best snowman? Let’s find out in our exciting contest.Winter Story Time: Gather around for delightful winter-themed children’s book readings.Indoor Snowball Fight: Yes, you heard right! Let’s have an indoor snowball fight using soft, plush snowballs.Stay tuned and get excited! Winter Themed Activities So, let’s bundle up and get ready for a season filled with fun, learning, and lots of laughter. We’ve got you a bunch of engaging activities lined up for the colder weeks ahead, including potty training tips and exploring new tastes during our food focus week. Hey! Get ready to peek into the future with our exciting Daycare Newsletter: Upcoming Winter Season Activities. Cold Weather Science Experiments: Children enjoyed winter-themed science experiments, watching water freeze and learning why salt melts ice.ĭaycare Newsletter: Upcoming Winter Season Activities.Storytime: Winter-themed storytime sessions were a hit, featuring popular books like “The Snowy Day” and “There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow!”.Hot chocolate and homemade snowflake cookies were favorites. Tasty Winter Treats: Each week, we introduced children to different winter-themed foods.We’re proud of their progress and encourage parents to continue at home. Potty Training Progress: Our preschoolers made significant strides in their potty training journey this winter.Winter Clothing Drive: Our successful winter clothing drive taught children about giving and helping those in need stay warm during the cold months.The children enjoyed our New Year’s Eve celebration! Holiday Celebrations: We celebrated various holidays, learning about traditions and making themed crafts.Children created frosty landscapes and icicle-inspired crafts. Frosty Art Projects: We brought the winter wonderland indoors with cold-weather art projects.Here’s a suggested list of highlights and activities from our past winter season for your newsletter: Start with an overview of the transition from autumnal to winter activities, then introduce the key winter theme. When adding the “Highlights of Past Winter Season Activities” to your newsletter, create a fun narrative that takes parents and caregivers on a journey through our winter wonderland daycare. Daycare Newsletter: Upcoming Winter Season Activitiesĭaycare Newsletter for Winter Season: Tips and Creative Secrets Daycare Newsletter: Highlights of Past Winter Season Activities.Daycare Newsletter: Highlights of Past Winter Season Activities.

January newsletter for preschool parents