This 45-pages long Story-related Science pack supports the How Groundhog’s Garden Grew story, that teaches children about the gardening process, from seed-gathering to planting, harvesting, and eating home-grown fruits and vegetables, using multiple and colorful activities with real pictures.
Earth Day is celebrated on April 22 around the world. It is important to teach preschoolers about the importance of our Planet Earth, the many environmental concerns that exist, how we can help this planet stay clean and healthy, and introduce important concepts such as recycling, reusing, reducing, planting, pollution, and protecting endangered species.
These free Easter Pre-writing Activities will help preschoolers develop their fine motor skills building strength in the muscles on their fingers and hands, developing a proper pencil grasp, and they will strengthen the children’s language, and letter recognition as well.
These Easter Beginning Sound Clip Cards are easy to use and they also help preschoolers develop their fine motor skills, when they press the clothespins to mark the correct letters, as well as strengthen the children’s concentration, vocabulary, phonemic awareness, and one-to-one correspondence.
This How the Groundhog’s Garden Grew 33-page long Story-related Math pack will help preschoolers develop their creative and critical thinking skills, problem solving, communication, understanding of patterns, sizes and shapes, one-to-one correspondence, number recognition, counting, hand-eye coordination, fine motor and adding skills.
The How the Groundhog Garden Grew 40 pages long Literacy Pack includes nine different sets with literacy activities to go with the story.
These Cactus Letter Tracing and Matching Activities, will help your preschoolers define their pre-writing skills, and build up a strong foundation for their emerging writing development and others skills such as: concentration and focus, fine motor, visual-spatial awareness, and drawing skills.
This beginning sounds game is easy to use and will help preschoolers develop multiple skills such as concentration, vocabulary, phonemic awareness, one-to-one correspondence, and fine motor skills.
World Wildlife Day will be celebrated under the theme “Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration”, to draw attention to the most critically endangered species of wild fauna and flora. Start raising awareness about wildlife conservation, and talk to your preschoolers of the importance of protecting our environment and everything in it, every day!
This activity will help preschoolers identify patterns, similarities and differences, and improve their visual discrimination, memory, problem-solving, one-to-one correspondence, and fine motor skills.
