Preschoolers love pumpkin learning and experiences in the classroom and at home! We spend time measuring pumpkins, carrying pumpkins, scooping pumpkins, rolling pumpkins, writing on pumpkins, painting pumpkins, and more. But there are also lots of ways to learn and play with pumpkin themed printables and activities that motivate and engage preschoolers. Our pumpkin number trace printable activity helps preschoolers practice numbers 1-10 or 1-20!
Spider Web Number Play Dough Mat
Spiders do not have to be scary! In fact, they are one of my favorite fall themes in preschool. My preschoolers have always loved learning spider facts, and there are so many math and creative ideas and activities that can go along with a spider theme. Our spider web number play dough learning activity brings numbers and counting skills together with fine motor skills, and
Apple Color Puzzles for Preschoolers
September is all about apples and kicks-off the fall season! Even down here in the south, we shift gears from the beach and summer to all things fall, even though the weather is still so hot. Working in an apple theme into your preschool classroom helps integrate literacy and math skills as well as introduce non-fiction aspects that preschoolers can understand. We love apples in
Summer Color By Code Printables
Summer is a great time for not only fun learning themes, but more independent preschool work! My very favorite summer learning themes are the beach and ocean, lemonade, watermelon, camping, and ice cream! I feel like bubbles probably lands in there too somewhere. All of these things make me think about being a little kid in the summertime! Our new summer color by code printable
Watermelon Roll & Color Math Activities
Watermelon learning activities are my favorite as we move into summer themed learning! There are so many ways to set up learning centers, hands-on activities, and cooking & creating ideas with a watermelon theme. Watermelon as a snack is also usually a hit with preschoolers. During your watermelon or summer theme, adding in our free printable watermelon roll & color math activities will encourage number,
Christmas Bow Patterns for Preschoolers
Keeping preschoolers on task and engaged during the month of December can be hard than it seems without the right activities. I tend to keep things simple throughout the school year in my classroom, but think it’s the only way to go when holidays are coming up! This is why my prechoolers and I love our Christmas bow patterns math activity. It is a hands-on
Play Dough Christmas Tree Fine Motor Math
Super simple learning activities that cover multiple leveled learners and can be set up in just minutes. Yes, please! The month of December in preschool flies by. Instead of adding more to your plate, set up your classroom in a way that you can enjoy your preschoolers throughout the month without the added stress. Our play dough Christmas tree activity easily incorporates fine motor and
Fall Leaves 10 Frames
Before we know it, cooler weather will be here! I look forward to fall every year, even if it doesn’t get as cool where we live as other places. It’s still the start to a fun learning season! Our fall leaves 10 frames are the perfect way to mix up some of your learning activities to include both number recognition and counting skills. And they
Crayon Color Puzzles
Crayon Color Puzzles The crayon color puzzles can be printed from the pink button below. There are 10 crayon puzzles and one recording sheet included in the file. Print the crayon puzzles on cardstock and consider laminating the set. Laminate before cutting the puzzles apart to allow the puzzles to be fit back together easily and correctly. Place all of the puzzle pieces in a
Counting Bears One More One Less Number Mats
Going back to school well prepared is key when it comes to teaching preschool! It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you enter a classroom with so many different skill levels. Some preschoolers are finally potty-trained. Some preschoolers are finally happy about being in school. And some preschoolers are almost ready to read. And you’ve got to reach them all in developmentally appropriate ways. So how
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