Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frozen. Show all posts

Free FROZEN Learning Pack for Toddlers & PreK

It's finally here! My daughters have been obsessing over Disney's FROZEN lately and I have been planning on making this pack for quite some time! I hope you enjoy this FREE Printable Frozen Learning Pack for toddlers and preschoolers, featuring math, literacy, visual discrimination, prewriting, handwriting, scissor skills, puzzles, do-a-dots, lacing cards and more!

 My daughters have been obsessing over Disney Free FROZEN Learning Pack for Toddlers & PreK

This FREE Frozen Learning Pack features 36 activities that will keep your little Frozen fan busy for a long time, while practicing numbers, counting, letters, letter sounds, visual and fine motor skills!



For more FROZEN fun, try these Free Frozen Alphabet Cards:

For more princess fun, check out the Princess Learning Pack:

Free FROZEN Learning Pack for Toddlers & PreK

It's finally here! My daughters have been obsessing over Disney's FROZEN lately and I have been planning on making this pack for quite some time! I hope you enjoy this FREE Printable Frozen Learning Pack for toddlers and preschoolers, featuring math, literacy, visual discrimination, prewriting, handwriting, scissor skills, puzzles, do-a-dots, lacing cards and more!

 My daughters have been obsessing over Disney Free FROZEN Learning Pack for Toddlers & PreK

This FREE Frozen Learning Pack features 36 activities that will keep your little Frozen fan busy for a long time, while practicing numbers, counting, letters, letter sounds, visual and fine motor skills!



For more FROZEN fun, try these Free Frozen Alphabet Cards:

For more princess fun, check out the Princess Learning Pack:

Free FROZEN Alphabet Cards

My girls absolutely love the movie Frozen and anything to do with it. So I created these FREE Frozen themed Alphabet Cards to help them learn their alphabet and letter sounds. We also play a lot of fun educational games with these cards. The possibilities are endless!

My girls absolutely love the movie Frozen and anything to do with it Free FROZEN Alphabet Cards

These FREE Frozen Alphabet Cards include 26 images and words, one for each letter of the alphabet, featuring either a main character from the movie, or an object or idea with a movie scene as the image.

Just print them out, laminate each sheet, then cut out the cards. Here are some ideas for playing with these cards:

-Create an alphabet flip book that you can look through and practice reading the letters and/or words.
-Hang the cards on the wall to create a decorative alphabet chart.
-Play a memory game: make 2 copies of each card, lay them face down and play the classic game.
-Play a bingo game: Lay down a set of 9 or 16 cards to create a large bingo mat. Then, call out letters and have the child put a token on the correct card.
-Talk about each character or what is happening in each picture. Great for language development, imagination and memory.

These cards are excellent for many different stages of development. For toddlers it is a good introduction to the alphabet. Preschoolers will benefit from practicing letter sounds, and emergent readers can use these as simple words to practice reading.


If you enjoy this printable, take a look at our


Thawing a Frozen Heart: Sensory Science for Kids

It's no secret that my kids love Frozen! In fact, their favorite part of the movie is when Anna gets turned into ice and they come to the realization that "an act of true love will thaw a frozen heart". Since Valentine's Day is coming up, I thought it would be fun to do a sensory and science activity where they can thaw Anna's frozen heart! 

(If you're new to the blog, also check out our Frozen Learning Pack and Frozen Alphabet Cards!)

 their favorite part of the movie is when Anna gets turned into ice and they come to the r Thawing a Frozen Heart: Sensory Science for Kids

This activity was so easy to set up, and it was great for introducing my 3 year old to science concepts such as phases of matter (ice/ water), temperature (hot/cold) and buoyancy (float/sink), all while pretending she was rescuing her favorite Frozen character, Anna!

What you'll need:
-ice cube tray
-water
-hearts cut out of red construction paper

1 - First I cut out 16 hearts from construction paper. (however many ice cubes your tray holds) The fastest way to do this is to take one sheet of red construction paper and fold it in half and then in half again and keep folding until you get a square small enough to fit in an ice cube tray. Then you can cut several hearts with one cut. I got all 16 in one shot by doing this.

2 - Fill the ice cube tray with water and add a heart in each space. 

3 - Let freeze overnight.


The first thing I did was let my daughter touch and play with all the frozen hearts. This was a great sensory experience and she really enjoyed it!



Then, we tried several ways to thaw the hearts: 

1- Putting one frozen heart in a glass of water and letting it sit there. (You can even have one glass of warm water and one with cold water and see which one melts faster)



2- Putting one frozen heart on a plate and using a dropper to pour drops of water on it.



3 - We also tried thawing one heart by holding it in our hands and letting body heat melt the ice.


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4 - Another thing that we didn't try but would have been fun is adding salt to the frozen hearts and observing what happens.

The heart that was floating in the glass of water finally thawed and we realized it wasn't floating anymore. It sank to the bottom! Apparently, paper hearts do not float.



More Frozen Ice Activities:
Frozen Fractals Art Activity by A Little Pinch of Perfect
Melting Elsa's Frozen Hands by Happy Hooligans
Frozen Fractals Ice Sculptures by Happy Hooligans
Elsa's Ice Castle Science Play by Preschool Powol Packets
Frozen Water Magic Science by Preschool Powol Packets
Sven & Kristoff Ice Block Races by Mom Endeavors
Frozen Ice Castles from Sand Castle Molds by Kids Activities Blog
Frozen Sensory Tub by Nurture Store
Frozen Sensory Play with Shaving Cream & Ice by Learn Play Imagine
Invitation to Build: Elsa's Ice Palace by Left Brain Craft Brain (not real ice but just as cool)

Princess Dress-Up Playdough Mats

My daughters are obsessed with princesses and everything related to them, so I thought it would be fun to create these Free dress-up playdough mats with all the classic princesses as well as a bonus - the Frozen princesses as well. Kids can re-create their classic dresses or design their own!

My daughters are obsessed with princesses and everything related to them Princess Dress-Up Playdough Mats

These FREE printable playdough mats include the following 8 princesses: 
  • Cinderella
  • Belle
  • Aurora
  • Tiana
  • Ariel
  • Snow White
  • Elsa
  • Anna
Design the princess' dresses over and over again with playdough by laminating these mats (affiliate link). You can also skip the playdough and use magazines or collage materials to create their outfits!



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