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.
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.
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.
The Bat Cave Alphabet Matching hands-on fun activity will allow preschoolers to identify, name and match upper and lowercase letters, develop their ability to distinguish between letters that look alike further, and practice their one-to-one correspondence, fine motor, and pre-writing skills.
World Octopus Day reminds us that this amazing creature exist, and gives us an excuse to share facts about it hoping to stir in our preschoolers a deep appreciation for it, connecting us with nature, and giving us the opportunity to admire the wonders of it.
Celebrating World Rhino Day with our preschoolers is a way to educate them and their families about the danger of extinction that all five rhino species are facing due to the excessive inhumane killing of poachers to collect their horns, hoping to encourage in them to love and desire to preserve this endangered species.
International Red Panda Day is celebrated on the third Saturday of September, to create awareness about this beautiful species that is already near extinction, trying to protect it and solve the problems that are causing this situation. These ideas and suggestions intent to create in our preschoolers the desire to become defenders of the planet and its inhabitants for life.
