My Book Of Seasons

Preschool Weather Book

I love this Preschool Weather activity, My Book Of Seasons! We explore Autumn Wind, Winter Snow, Spring Rain and Summer Sun. When all the books were finished we took time to have each Author read their book at Circle Time. To start I pre printed our Season book pages using a simple print shop program, Summer Sun, Autumn Wind, Spring Rain and Winter Snow. Then using construction paper I assemble our book, as they finished a page I added it to their book.

Autumn Wind

Supplies Needed:

Shaving Cream
glue
black paint
paint scrapers
silk fall leaves
white paper

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To Create the “Puffy Paint” I mix glue and shaving cream with a small drop of black paint to give it the grey wind color. Then I added it to a try with Paint Scrapers, First they scraped their wind and then when finished added their Fall Leaves.

A great book to accompany this book is The Wind Blew by Pat Hutchins.

Winter Snow

To create our Snow flakes we dipped the bottom of a recycles spool of thread into white paint then finished with glitter!

Spring Rain

To create our Spring Rain we used Cupcake Liners for Umbrellas and blue fingerprints for rain.

Supplies Needed:

white paper
blue stamp pad
color cup cake liners
glue
pipe cleaners cut in half

Start by gluing onto the paper where you would like an umbrella, after placing your liner into the glue add a drop of glue to the center, add the pipe cleaner then fold the liner down into the glue. To create your rain drops simple your finger print in blue ink. In the past I have also used a child’s toothbrush dipped in blue paint then they use their finger to splatter the rain drops great effect, a little messy!

I love the way each one designed their umbrellas! A great book to accompany this art Project is Wake up It’s Spring by Lisa Campbell Ernst.

Summer Sun

This was a fun easy way to create a beautiful sun!

Supplies Needed:

Yellow / orange Stamp Pad
White paper

To create your sun simply use your hand print start with orange. I had each child make four hand prints turn the paper after each press to form a circle. Then repeat the process with the yellow stamp pad!