Inside: Looking for ideas for your February preschool themes? This resource is filled with activities and free printables to help you plan the entire month. Can be adapted for toddlers, too!
There are so many fun ideas to include in your February preschool themes, and we’ve rounded them up in this post to make your planning easier.
February is a good time to focus on friendships and our community, while also celebrating Valentine’s Day.
However, there’s a variety of other fun themes to include as well, and I’m sharing favorites from my Facebook group.
In this collection you will also find ideas to fill your play and learning centers, while also building a different skills.
Make sure to scroll down and find some free printables, too!
Ideas for February Preschool Themes
Themes
- Valentines
- Friendship
- Community Helpers (including Post Office)
Scroll down to find out what others are doing during the month of February!
Circle Time
Centers
Art
- Easy Valentines Bags
- Heart Suncatchers
- Heart Prints
- Doily Hearts
- Marble-Painted Hearts
- Valentines Painting on Ice
- Painting with Frozen Hearts
- Cardboard Hearts
- Felt and Buttons Hearts
- Toddler Valentines Spin Art
- Shaving Cream and Paint Hearts
- Frozen Hearts Valentines Painting
- Foil and Paint Hearts
Sensory Bin
Music & Movement
Science
Dramatic Play
Playdough
Cooking
Classroom Management
Skills
Fine Motor
Large Motor
Literacy
Math
Free Printables
Favorite Collections
Books
More Ideas for February
Recently someone asked in the Facebook Group:
What are some good themes for February besides Valentines?
Here were their answers:
Looking for more theme ideas? Click here!
Toddler and Preschool Winter Lesson Plans
We’ve done the work for you! We now have interactive thematic lesson plans for toddlers (16-35 months) AND preschoolers (3-5 years)!
Get ready for fun and learning with unit lesson plans for winter.
Explore a variety of themed hands-on activities!
Easy to follow lesson plans include activity modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of all learners.
For more information, click on the graphics below:
