These Back-to-School Color Sorting Mats This is a great activity for preschoolers to practice their sorting, discrimination, fine motor, hand-eye coordination, control, concentration, one-to-one correspondence, language development, and color recognition skills, and for you to assess their knowledge in those areas.
This All About Me Activity Book is an excellent resource to start a new school year. Not only is beautiful, but it will also help your preschoolers think about themselves and work on their writing and fine motor skills.
This Fall Bingo Game will help preschoolers develop their concentration, memory, one-to-one correspondence, set creation, sensory, eye and hand coordination, social, fine motor, and visual discrimination skills.
These Zoo Calendar Numbers not only can be used as part of your linear and traditional classroom calendar this month or as part of your Zoo Animals theme, but they are also very useful for preschoolers to practice their number sequence, number formation, fine motor, memory, concentration, one-to-one correspondence, counting, matching, addition and subtraction skills.
This Zoo Counting Book is educational, pretty, and fun, which made it the perfect addition to your preschool math center or zoo animals theme, and will help your preschoolers strengthen their counting, one-to-one correspondence, concentration, and fine motor skills.
This Zoo Find the Letter Activity Pack will help preschoolers learn the letters, practice their visual discrimination, fine motor, concentration, and one-to-one correspondence skills, and overall to get familiar with the shape of the letters, in both, lowercase and uppercase versions.
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.
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.
