Got some bright sparkly pencils to gift your students on Valentine’s Day? Need cute Valentine’s Day pencil cards to stick them in? Look no further! These free Valentine Pencil cards with clever play-on-word phrases are just the kind of thing to brighten someone’s day. Check them out! I created these
December Preschool Scissor Skills If you have a preschooler at home, it’s likely that they’re showing an interest in using scissors! This is a great development milestone, as it shows that they are able to understand the difference between shapes. In this blog post, we will be providing you with
Shape Recognition Practice for Preschoolers Has your child started to point to shapes and name them? Are they able to tell the difference between a circle and a square? It may be time to boost the shape recognition activities at home using these fun Christmas shape recognition worksheets! Why is
December is a great month to work on Christmas Letter Activities for Preschool for letter recognition with your preschooler or kindergartener. These Christmas letter activities for preschool are a fun, festive way to help your child learn their letters. Simply print out the worksheet, and have your child use the
Fall Leaves Preschool Worksheets It’s that time of year again! The leaves are changing color, there’s a chill in the air, and pumpkin spice everything is in stores. That can only mean one thing—it’s time to break out the fall leaves preschool worksheets! These fun and easy-to-use worksheets are perfect
Turkey themed counting game for preschoolers using a spinner. This Turkey Theme Counting Game for Preschoolers is a fun way to teach your child about turkey day while also helping them develop their counting skills! Create the Turkey Counting Game You will need: a paper clip (you can find spinners here:
November Turkey Color Recognition Game for Preschool Looking for a fun way to teach your preschooler colors? This DIY preschool color recognition game is perfect! Not only is it a great way to learn colors, but it also helps improve fine motor skills. All you need to make this game
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