Ball crafts for preschoolers

B is for Ball: Paper Pasting Activity is best for preschoolers. It develops creativity and fine motor skills. (with free copy the color worksheet)

Looking for some fun ideas for Painting with Balls? Here's 10 fun ideas, plus amazing free printables for ball and marble painting crafts!

This Beach Ball coloring page features a picture of a large beach ball to color. The coloring page is printable and can be used in the classroom or at home.

Do your kids love sports? Check out this free sports themed activity plan for preschoolers! Lots of fun hands-on sports ideas!

Ball Dot Painting coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

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Paper Plate Baseball - Kid Craft

Create a colorful beach ball with a paper plate and construction paper. Easy summer craft for kids with step-by-step instructions.

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Gum ball machine with paper plates and color coding labels

This beach ball craft is a fun, colorful summer craft that is really easy and inexpensive to make with supplies that you likely have on hand.

We have taken our daughter bowling for the past two weekends. She loves family bowl & get really excited when she knocks down the pins. I have to be honest, she is almost better than me, but let me clarify by telling you that I stink at bowling. Her reaction when the pins fall down is […]

Practice tracing, color recognition and fine motor skills with this fun summer beach ball craft. A free summer printable for preschool and kindergarten students. Use a paper plate for the template to turn this into a paper plate art project.

This super easy coffee filter basketball craft is a perfect art project for your little sports fan! Goes great with March Madness too!

Have your kids make these cute fingerprint baseball crafts using just paper, paint, and fingers! This is a great art project for the summer or at a birthday party.

BALLS STUDY Literacy: Pictures of people using balls (sports, construction, hobbies, toys, food, etc.) Journal how a child uses balls Read a book about balls (i.e. Play Balls) Follow a recipe for making cookies, meatballs, etc. Follow sequential directions (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (e.g. using cotton...