Teaching preschoolers about the ocean allows for covering a massive amount of important information; it is also a great theme to use during the World Ocean Day celebration this June 8th and to start the summer with.
This 27-page World Otter Day pack includes Literacy, Science, Math, and Fine Motor activities to help your preschoolers learn about otters while developing many important skills.
This Bees Alphabet Letter Match Game will help preschoolers develop their ability to recognize the uppercase and lowercase letters and associate printed text with spoken language.
These Spring Shape Tracing activities are great for working on pre-writing skills, reinforcing shape recognition, shape discrimination, fine motor skills, and the children’s concentration and focus.
Using this International Leopard Day pack will help you teach your children everything you can about these amazing mammals, so they can become their protectors and advocates so that future generations can enjoy them and we all can have balanced ecosystems where all species thrive.
World Tapir Day is celebrated to raise global awareness of the very important role animals play in their ecosystems. We, as teachers and parents of preschoolers have to get informed to encourage them to love, support, and become protectors and advocates for these amazing mammals. These ideas will help you do that.
Teaching your preschoolers how to recycle, upcycle, and reuse is a great practice to plant in them good habits about caring for the environment that will be carried throughout their entire lives, which could make a big difference in the future of our planet and all its inhabitants.
Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? was written to help children identify wild animals and the noises they make, using rhyme, rhythm, and repetition. This free 28-page long science pack includes four educational printable sets related to the story.
Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? was written to help children identify wild animals and the noises they make, using rhyme, rhythm, and repetition. This free 23-page long math pack includes ten different fun and educational activity sets related to the story.
Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? was written to help children identify wild animals and the noises they make, using rhyme, rhythm, and repetition. This 34-page long literacy pack includes ten different activity sets to go along with this story.
