These Earth Day Word Wall Cards
a very useful literacy tool for helping your preschoolers learn the names of some of the things associated with Planet Earth and Earth Day, and how to write them.
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This Book of Shapes is an incredibly useful resource for preschoolers to work on recognizing and naming common shapes, building early geometry vocabulary, practicing literacy and fine motor skills, and could be the perfect addition to your lesson plans.
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This Spring Beginning Sounds Game will help your preschoolers develop essential skills while having fun, such as: phonemic awareness, letter-sound correspondence, vocabulary, one-to-one correspondence, fine motor development, social skills, visual discrimination, concentration, memory, eye-hand coordination and sensory development.
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The Dinosaurs Counting Mats will help preschoolers to practice number recognition, counting abilities, fine motor, hand-eye coordination and control, concentration skills, one-to-one correspondence, language development and pre-reading skills.
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This low-prep Valentine’s Tic-Tac-Toe game will help preschoolers practice and develop problem-solving, spatial reasoning, eye-hand coordination, social, emotional, making predictions, cognitive, gross and fine motor skills.
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These pretty and versatile Valentine’s Jar Counting and Tracing Puzzles will help your preschoolers enhance their counting, number recognition, fine motor, hand-eye coordination and control, concentration, and language development skills.
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These cards are a vital literacy tool that helps your children learn the names of some winter-related words, their beginning sounds, and how to write them, in English and Spanish.
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Helping your preschoolers develop good literacy skills will transform into reading and writing academic success, and will build their motivation, curiosity, memory, prediction skills, and other important skills.
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Content areas in preschool are the different subject areas of development that form the basis of learning, and is vital to tie them together to get preschoolers build a strong foundation to develop important skills, providing the children with the tools to support their well-rounded academic success in the future.
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These Arctic Animals Word Wall Cards will help your preschoolers develop language, one-to-one correspondence, pre-writing/fine motor, phonological awareness, and pre-reading skills.
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