Pond activities

Children love to explore animals that live in the pond. These pond animal activities help your pre-k students build math and literacy concepts such as letter identification, vocabulary words, rhyme, one to one correspondence, shape recognition, counting,

Learn about life in a pond with these free pond life playdough mats! Easy spring science lesson plan for preschool through first grade.

A pond is a body of water smaller than a lake. Ponds support a very wide range of wildlife: ducks, turtles, swans, small fish and frogs can live in a pond. Usually, in most ponds sunlight can reach…

Planning to study ponds and pond life with your kids? Today I'm sharing a lovely picture book and fun Pond Life Printable Pack with you to help you learn!

Explore life at the pond with this quick & easy Preschool Pond Theme Algae Sensory Bag. Little kids will love writing and drawing in the squishy green gel. You're definitely going to want to check it out!

Your kids will have a great time coloring and building a frog themed straw rocket. I bet your kids will have frogs leaping from straws over and over again.

Make these printable five green frogs puppets and have singing all the frog songs you know! They're also great for stories, play dough and imaginative play.

Teach little kids about pond life and pond plants with this Peaceful Pond Art for Preschoolers Invitation to Creative Process Art Experience. You're definitely going to want to check it out! #pond #pondtheme #preschoolpond

During the spring, we like to have a unit on pond life. Directions: Make a copy of the 2 page printable. Cut around each animal to separate them. (Make sure the text stays with the picture.) Invite your preschoolers to add each animal to the pond. This would be a nice addition to the science...Read More

This past week my 2-3-year-old students had a blast playing in our simple frog pond, exploring sinking and floating as their hands splashed in the water. Want to see? Check it out on Instagram! Pond Life is a wonderful preschool theme because it explores animals that many of our students see out in their own […]