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Here is my favorite way of how to make homemade play dough!

Simply add a few vehicles to some play dough and make a construction site.

Make a learning activity for counting with grain bins and tractors.

Paint with Vehicles! Add some trucks, tractors, cars, whatever vehicles you have to some paint and paper and compare the tracks that they make! ( Make it bigger and take it outside!).

Count the towers as you’re building them!

Stack block towers, but all the blocks with a dump truck or semi.

Build a city of blocks and drive through it.

Before long the vehicles will be added in for some hauling and track making, too!

Set out some flour to explore and play with.

Draw out a big maze on the driveway and drive through it!.

Have your child drive and count their way through the maze.

Tape a maze on your floor and add some numbers.

Including crafts and books for the vehicle loving kid! Using Vehicles You Already Have for Transportation Activities for Preschoolers: Our favorite fun transportation vehicles activities for preschoolers! And maybe give their motors a break (and your ears a relief) for a while. So, for the avid vehicle loving preschoolers, here are some activities to get them interested.

They all happen to have vehicles in them (of course!).

Quite a few that use the vehicles that you already got. And even some that create the vehicles for an activity.Īnd I also couldn’t leave you without adding in quite a few of our favorite transportation books. 35 Transportation Vehicle Activities for Preschoolers who Love ‘Things that Go!’ So, I’ve found a few ideas to add transportation to our activities. It seems that if I add a vehicle of some sort to an activity, my preschoolers are much more interested and excited to take part of the activity, whether it’s a craft, art or learning activity. But check out the Pinterest boards that I found that have everything for boys! I’m not saying its “a boy thing” because I know girls like their fair share of ‘things that go’ too. It always has some sort of transportation listed. I don’t know about you, but all my boys can play with are things that go… you know… things with wheels! Part of the activities planner I do each week, is writing down what the kids are currently interested in. Transportation activities for preschoolers, plus vehicle crafts to make and even our favorite books for kids that love things that go!