Some of our recent Preschool Transportation Activities for our “On the Go” preschool theme from Mother Goose Time:
Bridge building with blocks
Bridge sculptures
Making bridges with a craft stick & cornstarch noodles (Magic Nuddles) Preschool Transportation ActivitiesWhat you need: a large craft stick, a container of water or wet paper towel, and cornstarch noodles. Directions: dip
What you need: a large craft stick, a container of water or wet paper towel, and cornstarch noodles. Directions: dip
Directions: dip noodle into water or wet the end on a damp paper towel. Do not get it too wet. Gently press the wet end of noodle onto the craft stick. Continue to stick noodles together to make a bridge. 
Paper plate traffic lights
What would we do in child care without paper plates? We can even use them to make paper plate traffic lights. Simply paint a paper plate (we used black paint). Cut in half. Glue each half onto a black paper rectangle, cut in proportion to the plate size. Add green, yellow and red circles for the lights. Attach a yarn loop to the top of the light if desired. Hang your light up for decoration or play a game with stop and go and slow words.
More Preschool Transportation Activities
- Shape Trucks
- Race Track Car Painting Printable
- Traffic Light Printable Song Card & Puppet
- On the Go Transportation Theme
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