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February Activity Calendar

 




Love and lesson plans are in the air! Take the guess work out of figuring out how to keep your kiddos busy. Use the February Activity Calendar to have some winter learning fun. Learning themes include: Friendship, Healthy Teeth, Healthy Heart, Fine Motor, Shapes, Colors, President's Day, Black History, Valentine's Day, and Winter. Subscribe to the Beelieve Academy weekly newsletter to get more freebies, activities, and more!

Click on the calendar's image to download. Look below the Calendar for a list of the printable links for the calendar.


 

February Calendar Activities


Groundhog Graffiti Challenge by Feel Good Teaching
Conversation Heart Graping
Fizzy Valentine Heart Stem
Valentine Chocolate Shape Sorting
Celery Heart Painting

Magic Inflating Conversation Hearts Stem by Playdough to Plato
Glue and Beads Stem Activity by Preschool Tool Kit
Magnetic Figure Skater by JDaniel4smom
Snow Dough by The Chirping Moms
Winter Fingerprint Tree by Easy Peasy Fun
Mini Marshmallow Stem Building Challenge by Learn with Play at Home
Salt Dough Heart Candle by Messy Little Monster

Groundhog Heart Craft by Beelieve Academy
Homemade Ice Cream Recipe by Beelieve Academy
LOL! 200+ Funny (and Clean) Jokes Guaranteed to Make Kids Laugh by Parade Magazine
Money Basics for kids by Forbes Magazine

https://theprimaryparade.com/presidents-day-activities-for-preschoolers/ 2-7
https://amylemons.com/presidents-day-activities-and-freebies/ ages 4-8
https://www.americastestkitchen.com/kids/recipes/plain-tortilla-snack-chips
Snow paint from views from a stepstool
Conversation Heart Squishy Bag

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