Circus Activities for Preschoolers

The Circus Acitivites in the Math and Literacy Centers offers an interactive approach for preschoolers to explore and express their unique identities. Filled with diverse hands-on activities, these morning tubs provide a vibrant range of tools that encourage self-discovery and creativity. From creating balloon color patters to finding letters at the circus, our morning tubs cultivate an engaging and stimulating environment where children can start their day while delving into the exciting journey of self-awareness.

1. Socialization: The activities provides opportunities for children to engage in collaborative learning through small groups, they can share materials, tackle challenges together, begin conversations, play, and learn with their tablemates. These activities foster teamwork and communication skills.
   
2. Creativity and Play: Both are something we can build and increase by spending time working on it. Math and Literacy Centers are a perfect way to introduce a little more play and freedom into learning rather than traditional worksheets or morning work that kept kids busy but did not encourage creativity and play.

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• Colored Bingo Chips
• Snap Cubes
• Small Circle Buttons

• Jumbo Tweezers
• Pom Poms
• Colored Matchsticks

Circus Car Counting

This counting activity is perfect for number recognition and one to one correspondence.

Build a Swing Pattern

Preschoolers will be engaged in creating patterns as they use blocks to match the colors and complete the patterns.

Clown Colors

This color matching preschool activity is a fun way for young children to enhance their color recognition skills all while having a blast matching and identifying different colors.

Strong Men Counting

Fostering number sense with preschoolers is important to help them understand the relationship between counting and numbers.

Alphabet Circus

Letter recognition helps develop early literacy skills by familiarizing preschoolers with the alphabet in a playful and interactive way, giving them a strong foundation for reading and writing.

More or Less Popcorn Math

We love a good snacktivity to keep the learning exciting! You can also add tweezers for additional fine motor practice to count the pieces.

Silly Hat Patterns

What a fun way to practice counting and color matching. Add buttons, cereal, or pom poms to create your circus hat.

Balloon Color Patterns

Practice color matching in this pattern building activity. Use small pom poms to complete the patterns shown on the card.

Strong Kid Measurement

Preschool measurement activities introduce young children to the concept of quantity in a hands-on and enjoyable manner.

Beginning Sound Tricks

Beginning sounds activities for preschoolers are a fantastic way to introduce young learners to phonics. By identifying and matching the initial sounds of words, we set the stage for strong literacy development.