This mountain tapestry idea from Tacky the Teacher is perfect for a cozy reading nook.īuy it: Mountain Tapestry at Amazon 11. Cheap and easy to re-create, all you need is art supplies and a clothesline and clothespins.īuy it: Bright-Colored Poster Board at Amazon, Clothesline and Rainbow Clothespins at Amazon 10. Trap pretend bugs in a jarįirst grade teacher April of Monkey Fun in First Grade had her class create these fun and colorful bug jars where they got to trap a creature of their choosing. Take a cue from Teach Junkie and hang a couple of inexpensive plastic tablecloths from a door frame, and voilà! You’ve got a tent!īuy it: Brown Tablecloths at Amazon 9.
Make a Classroom Chores chart using camping imageryĬreate an adorable camping-themed bulletin board like this one from the Foreman Teaches blog to signal who is responsible for what in your classroom.īuy it: Camping-Themed Bulletin Board Decor at Amazon 8. Kids will enjoy incorporating it into their pretend play as well.īuy it: Plush Campfire at Amazon 7. Try a plush campfire like the one shown here at Teacher’s Brain. Not crafty? Try an inflatable campfire like this one at The Kindergarten Smorgasboard.īuy it: Inflatable Campfire at Amazon 6. You’ll need battery-operated tea lights, tissue paper, construction paper, a Popsicle stick, and a cotton ball to re-create this fun and simple DIY campfire from Chelsey, a former teacher and creator of Buggy and Buddy.īuy it: Tissue Paper at Amazon, Battery-Operated Tea Lights at Amazon 5. You can make your own green and blue play dough or buy some premade.īuy it: Blue Plastic Sorting Tray at Amazon, Plastic Bugs at Amazon, Nautical Sea Glass at Amazon 4. This forest-themed sensory activity from Pocket of Preschool would be perfect for a camping-themed classroom. Get creative with forest-themed play dough Buy it: Purple Holiday Lights at Amazon 3.
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