Arctic Animals Preschool Crafts

Looking for a fun way to keep your kids occupied and learning at the same time? Check out this list of arctic animals preschool crafts. They’re all super cute and easy to make, and your child will love showing them off to their friends.

If you love these activities, you must see my bigger list of Arctic Animal Activities for Kids.

Not only are these crafts adorable, but they can also help teach your child about some of the animals that live in the Arctic. They’ll learn about things like habitat, diet, and behavior – all while having a great time crafting.

Your child will have so much fun making these crafts, and they’ll learn a lot too. What could be better than that?

Top left panel: Two jellyfish, one green with pink stingers and one pink with green stingers. Both with big eyes and smiley faces. Top right panel: A pop-up card with a seal with an open mouth. This card is held by two female hands with bright red nail polish. Bottom left panel: A colorful paper mache with colorful beads as stingers. Bottom right panel: A white snow owl made of acorn resting on a tree branch. In the middle of the four panels are words written: Arctic Animals Preschool Crafts on top of an opaque greenish-blue rectangle.

Getting your preschooler excited about arctic animals can be as easy as making a few fun crafts together. If you’re looking for some inspiration, I made a list for you to check out with your kids.

From different kinds of animals to their favorites, and whether you’re looking for an artsy project or something more hands-on, there are plenty of ways to get your preschooler interested in arctic animals through crafting.

So gather up some supplies and get started today!

If you love these activities, you must see this great list of fun Winter Activities for Kids.

Arctic Animals Preschool Crafts: Top left: Snowy owl made from an acorn. Top right: Paper mache jellyfish with bead stingers. Bottom left: Pop-out card seal with mouth open. Bottom right: Snowy owl made from cotton and hand-shaped cotton for wings.

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What better way to learn about our Arctic friends than learning and reading about them through books? Here are some fun and educational books that you can read to your kids.

Who Lives Here? Polar AnimalsWho Lives Here? Polar AnimalsHello, World! Arctic AnimalsHello, World! Arctic AnimalsRory: An Orca's Quest For The Northern Lights (Ocean Tales Children's Books)Rory: An Orca’s Quest For The Northern Lights (Ocean Tales Children’s Books)If I Knew A Polar BearIf I Knew A Polar BearI'm a Narwhal (Little Golden Book)I’m a Narwhal (Little Golden Book)Winter Survival: Animal Hibernation, Migration, and AdaptationWinter Survival: Animal Hibernation, Migration, and Adaptation

 

Are your kids falling in love with their arctic pals? Well, they would definitely fall deeper with these kits. Your kids would really love this.

Arctic Animals Playdough Kit

Kids can’t help but squeeze stuff, so this playdough kit is perfect. They can get creative with the provided playdough or just use it as a sensory object for them to hold while they get excited.

Large Arctic Playset

This playset is gorgeous as it has so many knickknacks and inclusions inside the playset. If you want your kids to have more little figurines of arctic animals, this one is perfect for you. The variety in this one is awesome.

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Pinecone Winter Owls Craft
Did you know that some owls also live in the Arctic? Here is a super cute pinecone snowy owl that would make you feel like you're at the arctic bird watching.
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Paper Ball Reindeer Craft
Who knew Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer lived in the Arctic? Create this paper ball reindeer craft using only glue and different colors of paper!
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Handprint Snowy Owl Craft With Printable
Here is a super cute handprint snowy owl craft made with construction paper and cotton balls.
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Penguin and Polar Bear Headband Craft
This craft is perfect for when you're stuck at home and your kids are bored. Go make this headband and let your kids pretend to be penguins and polar bears.
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Handprint Polar Bear
This adorable handprint polar bear is sure to make you and your child giggle!
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Seal Pop Up Card
This seal pop-up card is a cute and exciting way for your kids to make greeting cards for their friends and loved ones and of course with your help!
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Adorable Fuzzy Polar Bear Craft for Preschoolers
Your kids are absolutely going to love this fuzzy polar bear craft! You’ll love the secret to the polar bear “fur”!
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Tissue Paper Jellyfish Craft
What we love the most about this tissue paper jellyfish craft is how it dances in the air! Hang it on a string and watch the magic every time there is a breeze.
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Simple Marshmallow Polar Bear Craft
This fun polar bear craft is perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners and teaches fine motor skills in addition to simply being fun!
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Double Handprint Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer Craft
One hand is good, but two hands are better when making crafts! Try this cute double handed handprint craft.
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Glow-in-the-Dark Jellyfish – Recycled Craft
This cool, recycled jellyfish craft will wow your kids because it glows in the dark!
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Polar Bear Paper Craft
All you need is a bunch of paper and a little bit of glue and creativity to make this simple craft.
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These arctic animal crafts are perfect for getting your preschooler excited about the animals that live in cold climates. They’ll love being able to make their own versions of these adorable creatures. And you’ll love seeing the smile on their face when they’re finished!

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