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New Year’s Printables

Print two fun worksheets all about your New Year’s goals! Fill in the boxes with answers to: “I want to learn…”, “I want to read…”, “I want to visit”, and “I want to be healthier by…”. Share your ideas with your friends and family. Next, break out the markers and crayons and fill in your New Year’s coloring pages! We hope you enjoyed these Free Preschool Activities for New Year’s. Head to the entire Preschool Printable Library for tons of fun and learning! Materials Needed: black construction paper, paint, marbles, a cardboard box Step 1: Gather your supplies for your fireworks! Grab any box you have handy and place a sheet of black construction paper inside. Place small dots of paint onto the construction paper, then grab your marbles. Step 2: Throw your marbles in the box, then tilt your box from left to right. Watch as your fireworks come to life! Do any of the colors mix together? Step 3: Have fun experimenting with different colors and tilting the box in different ways. Be sure to hang your firework art at your New Year’s party! Materials Needed: free printable New Year’s cutout, cardstock paper, toilet paper roll, markers/crayons, filler (pasta, rice, popcorn kernels, beads) Step 1: Gather your supplies for your party shaker! Print your New Year’s template onto cardstock paper, then use markers and crayon to decorate! Next, use scissors to cut out the template. Step 2: Attach your template to the toilet paper roll using tape. Next, fold in one end of the toilet paper roll and use tape to keep it sealed. Step 3: Next, fill your roll with your filler! I decided to use pasta because I had it handy. You can also use rice, beads, or popcorn! See what you have in the cupboard. The smaller, the better! Finally, fold in the other side of the roll. Now, shake your shaker! Happy New Year!

The Best New Year’s Preschool Books

Check out some great books that can go along with your New Year’s printables! Reading with your little ones is a great way to boost vocabulary skills, discover potential interests, and build a social bond. Read The Night Before New Year’s, P. Bear’s New Year’s Party, and Happy New Year, Spot!