Are you ready to visit the farm? This whole week is filled with farm animals and just perfect for young kids. I am not sure there is a better theme for a free summer camp at home. You can have so much fun this week.
Also, don’t forget our Summer Stem Lab if you have some older brothers and sisters who want to get in on the summer fun do NOT miss it!
Here are your activities for the week:
Here is the printable schedule <– click the link or image to print.
Here is the printable book list <— click the link or image to print and take to your library!
Then, stop by our Resource Center to get everything you need ready for the week!
Farm Activities
Here are your activities for the week. Click on the titles if you need more detailed instructions!
Monday
AM: Paint With Veggies – create art with yummy veggies straight from the garden. Use part of it for painting and the rest for a snack!
PM: Paper Plate Pig – Paper plates are perfect for crafting, and this pig is not just a craft, it includes mixing colors too!
Tuesday
AM: Gardening For Letters – we plant carrots every year, so I decided to turn some pool noodles into letter carrots and play! Learning letters doesn’t have to be a drill, it can be fun and silly too!
PM: Cotton Ball Sheep – I love this craft because it allows kids to explore texture as well as create something. Don’t worry if your child’s sheep doesn’t look like a sheep, let them explore and create.
Wednesday
AM:Farm Sensory Play – fill, scoop, pour! This sensory bin encourages a lot of learning and imaginative play.
PM: Peel & Pick Apple Tree – go searching for letters on this apple tree and use fine motor skills to pinch and peel the apples off.
Thursday
AM: Habitat Sorting – Where DO these animals live? Explore natural habitats with your child’s animal toys.
PM: Handprint Hen – I love handprint crafts because they capture how little your child was when they created it.
Friday
AM: Shape Scarecrow – this scarecrow is a must in every farmer’s field and creating with shapes is a great way to manipulate and learn about them in a hands-on way.
PM: Rip & Glue Carrot – this simple craft works on hand strength as kids rip the paper and is the perfect activity before sitting down to some carrot sticks for snack!
Extra YUMMY fun
Here are some fun food ideas I found that you can not miss out on!
I love these pigs in a mud pudding cups from Kara’s Party Ideas
And I am in LOVE with these adorable hardboiled eggs from foodlets.com!
Find even more farm activities on my Farm Week Pinterest Board
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