Add these St. Patrick’s Day Tracing activities to your lesson plans, and help your preschoolers strengthen their fine motor, hand-eye coordination, creativity and drawing skills, concentration and focus, and visual-spatial awareness.
These St. Patrick’s Day Count and Clip cards will make a nice addition to lesson plans, and help your preschoolers strengthen their adding, concentration, number recognition, fine motor, and one-to-one correspondence skills.
These Endangered Species Word Wall cards with real pictures are a lovely complement to your World Wildlife Day and Wildlife Conservation lesson plans. Still, they also can be used to help preschoolers develop multiple skills in all the learning areas, during small and large group activities.
This year, World Wildlife Day theme is “Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation“, seeking to unite nations to work and cooperate united to preserve the wildlife in our planet. I think this is an excellent excuse to teach preschoolers about this, could turn them into protectors and make a different in the future of our planet.
International Polar Bear Day is celebrated on February 27 with the goal of raising awareness on the huge threats polar bears are facing, and to encourage people to take action to protect their future and preserve this beautiful species. This post includes a FREE 30 pages-long activities pack.
This Valentine’s Letters Beginning Sounds is a fun and hands-on activity that will keep your preschoolers interested, giving them the opportunity to practice important beginning sound recognition, letter identification, vocabulary, fine motor, one-to-one correspondence, phonemic awareness and phonic skills.
This Penguin Graphing Game will help you preschoolers practice their graphing abilities, work on their counting and one-to-one correspondence to be able to place the results on the box of the graph, see groups of items, and learn math vocabulary, creating the foundation to understand more complex operations in the future.
Black History Month celebration offers you the opportunity to teach your preschoolers the African American people that are and have contributed to our society, to raise them respecting the history, culture and accomplishments of all races, so they hopefully grow up to be positive contributors more tolerant of everyone within our diverse country.
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.
