These printable Mitten Count and Match Cards can be used in a Math Center or small group to help children practice counting. Use it during your winter theme activities. There are two cards representing each number. The children count the mittens on each card, and match the cards that have the same amount of mittens. […]
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Nutcracker Number Game
This Nutcracker Number Game is a fun (and humorous) way to practice numeral recognition or counting. Find more Christmas Pre-K activities here! With this Nutcracker Number printable, there are two math skill level options for differentiation: Numeral Recognition: Have children match the numerals on the nuts to the numerals on the nutcracker. Match Sets of […]
Car Counting Game
This Car Counting Game will make learning math fun for your Preschool and Pre-K children! This counting activity will work well during a Transportation Theme, and will be great for Small Group time. You will also find a Spider Ring Counting Game exactly like this one. Amazon affiliate links are included in this post. I […]
Letter Roads: Alphabet Letter Formation Printables
These printable Letter Road mats will help motivate children to practice letter formation. Children can drive a small toy car around the letter road to practice each letter. This set has both uppercase and lowercase letter mats. Find more Letter Activities and Transportation Activities activities here. How to Use Letter Road Mats As the children […]
Alphabet Printables
Find a variety of Alphabet Printables to use with your Pre-K, Preschool, or Kindergarten class. These printables include Letter Cards, Letter Tiles, Large Letter Outlines, and Bingo Dot Marker pages. Worksheets are not included here, these are the kind of alphabet printables that you might need to play games and do hands-on, active learning. The […]
Letter Tumble
This owl letter tumble game can be used to practice matching letters. Withe this game, children can match uppercase to uppercase letters or uppercase to lowercase letters. Letter matching is an important first step for children to learn to recognize letters of the alphabet. In this activity, children won’t have to name the letters, but they will […]
