These Spring Alphabet Cards not only is a fun way to help your preschoolers learn the letters of the alphabet and match the uppercase and lowercase versions this spring, but also will help them develop their oral language, identify letters, how to use them and why they have meaning when they are put together.
These Spring Line Tracing activities will help your kiddos work on the development of the small muscles of their hands, fingers and thumbs, which then will allow them to perform important tasks such as grasping, buttoning or feeding themselves, let along drawing, pasting and writing, among other ones.
These Polar Bear Counting & Writing Mats are hands-on, educational, pretty, and fun, and will help your preschoolers strengthen their number recognition, counting, one-to-one correspondence, concentration, hand-eye coordination, language development, tracing, writing, and fine motor skills.
The Chinese New Year starts on January 22, 2023, and mark the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit. These matching cards could be one of the activities to include in a social studies lesson related to this celebration.
These New Year’s Hats Count and Clip Cards can be used at home, in the classroom, or placed in a busy bag to entertained your kiddos while you are traveling! This Math activity is fun, and help your preschoolers work on their counting, number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, fine motor and concentration skills.
These Winter Alphabet Cards will help your preschoolers start to understand the letter names and sounds, working on listening and memory skills, and connect letter sounds using their auditory and visual learning sills, to develop their phonemic awareness.
These free winter calendar numbers are a good way to start getting into the holiday’s mood, and are a great way to invite your preschoolers to practice their math skills, such as number identification, counting, and one-to-one correspondence, among others.
This 28-page long Down by the Cool of the Pool Science Pack includes fact cards and real pictures for each of the animals in the story, name matching activity, and frog’s body parts activities that will help your preschoolers learn some more science, in a fun way.
Down by the Cool of the Pool is a supper fun story talks about a little frog that decided to dance by the pool, and invite other farm animals to join her. This post contains several fun and educational math activities related to the story, with FREE printables.
This 38-page long Down by the Cool of the Pool Literacy Pack has nine different activity sets, which includes vocabulary words, letter tracing, letter find, alphabet matching, and other activities that will allow you to take full advantage of this fun story, whether you are a teacher or a parent.
