Celebrating World Frog Day activities and ideas are a good way to raise awareness about these amphibians that are critically endangered, and encourage your preschoolers to protect them to avoid their extinction.
Celebrate National Learn About Butterflies Day with your preschoolers to educate them about the practices we are doing to destroy them and the important role these pollinators play in our survival, and encourage them to love, support, and protect these beautiful, and delicate insects, and so we all can have healthy ecosystems where every life thrives.
This hands-on Polar Bears Letter Match activity will allow preschoolers to develop their letter recognition by matching uppercase and lowercase letters, their concentration, visual discrimination, letter knowledge, one-to-one correspondence, eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills.
World Whale Day is celebrated every year on the third Sunday in February around the globe, to raise awareness about these incredible oceanic mammals, which are threatened or endangered due to human practices that are impacting negatively on their habitat, and encourage people to take action to protect them.
These Mardi Gras Word Wall Cards will help you teach your preschoolers words related to this celebration, and the beginning sounds and spelling of each of those words.
These Valentine’s Day Find the Letter activities will help preschoolers develop letter recognition and discrimination, vocabulary, fine motor and concentration skills, setting up the foundation for reading and writing.
This Winter Clothes Memory Game will help preschoolers pay attention to details to recognize the pairs of cards, which will help them improve their visual discrimination and strengthen their concentration, one-to-one correspondence, focus, and memory.
This Christmas Shapes Book is pretty and fun and will help your preschoolers strengthen their shapes knowledge, concentration, one-to-one correspondence, visual discrimination, and fine motor skills.
This Christmas Shapes Match activity is not only pretty, but it’s also fun and will help your preschoolers strengthen their shapes knowledge, concentration, one-to-one correspondence, visual discrimination, and fine motor skills.
This Elf Visual Discrimination Game is perfect for your math center during the winter and Christmas seasons and since preschoolers love spin and cover games, it will have them practice their fine motor, visual discrimination, and one-to-one correspondence skills in a fun way.
