Ready to go on a bear hunt with us? Ok. Let's start crafting! 1. Make a Paper Bag Bear Puppet! We made these puppets at our toddler time library group. The kids colored in the different parts and the moms helped to cut out the pieces. Then, the kids glued everything onto a paper bag to make a cute puppet. Bam.

Maybe you can’t go out, but have a Teddy bear. in your own window and these activities will help you to enjoy the “bear hunt” craze safely from your own home. Don’t have a teddy bear? How about printing one out to stick in the window.

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Activities. Map and Binoculars with free printable from Buggy and Buddy; Bear Hunt Obstacle Course from Thrive After Three; Bear Hunt Discovery Bottles from Teacher Types; Bear Hunt felt book from Just for Daisy; Bear Hunt small play sensory bin from Childhood 101; Sensory Bags from School Time Snippets

We've rounded up lots of great Going on a Bear Hunt FREE Printables and Crafts to go along with the popular children's book. Take a look!

Crafts & Activity related to bears for toddlers, preschoolers, EYFS. Includes polar bears, goldilocks and the three bears, we're going on a bear hunt, teddy bears.