Preschool Wood Projects

Preschool wood projects offer original ways to use wood to make toys and other fun things for preschoolers. Parents and preschoolers can make long-lasting preschool projects and memories with the ideas listed below. Preschool wood projects require parent assistance for assembly and the help of preschooler hands for an added touch of creativity. Make your time with your preschooler quality time with these great preschool projects.

Featured Preschool Wood Projects

All About Me Frame
Put preschoolers personalities on display with an All About Me Frame. Preschoolers choose their favorite pictures to adhere to the frame. All About Me Frames make a unique decoration or gift for loved ones!

Popsicle Stick Ornaments
This preschool project is quick, simple, and beautiful. Parents help preschoolers glue popsicle sticks together creating a snowflake. Preschoolers sprinkle glitter on the ornament adding a unique sparkle to the Christmas tree!

Wooden Sandbox
Make a with your preschooler. Preschoolers will be invited to play in a sandbox with a personality of its own. Parent assembles the sandbox using seven pieces of wood. Preschoolers help paint the sandbox using their favorite colors! This sandbox will be like no other!

Featured Preschool Book

Love You Forever is a book about a Mom singing to her little son. She sings to him his whole life long until inevitably, she is too old and sick to sing to him anymore. The roles are then reversed and her son holds her and sings to her the same way she did for him. This book captures the loving relationship and unique love between mother and son!

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Shapes Board
This fun activity includes a step-by-step tutorial to show you how to make a shapes board that will help you teach your preschooler about shapes and colors.

Ladybug Garden Board
Where are all the numbers and colors in the ladybug garden? Create a unique Ladybug Garden Board where your preschooler can discover the colors and numbers hidden within.

Ring Toss Activity
Ring toss activities are a fun way to promote preschool coordination. Whether you purchase a ring toss game or make your own at home, your child will learn to better develop their hand-eye coordination skills.

The Ultimate Double-Sided Activity Table
This table is much more than a simple activity table. It's a party, craft, activity, and cooking table. It's also a party table big enough for seating 12 preschoolers! Best of all, it's double-sided!