These easy 3-pc. puzzles are great for older toddlers and up to learn colors.
3 piece Color Puzzles
Playtime
Apple Number Puzzles (1-10)
A fun way to introduce numbers 1-10. Easy three piece puzzles with numbers, words and apples to count.
There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
This fun craft is a great add on for when you are reading the book to your class. They can make this and have fun feeding the old lady as you read them the book.
Spring Find It!
A fun take on the Treasure Hunt game. Each child gets a copy of the page to color; a map if you will.
The caregiver/parent/teacher places the picture cards around the room/house. The children color each picture as they find it.
Ideas for easier use: Give children the color page on a clipboard and allow them to circle the items first, then color them when they get back to their seats. Or give them a few crayons (pick certain colors of the day) to carry with them to color as they find their pictures.
Celebrating Dr. Seuss!
September Sight Word Fun Pack!
Apple Playdough Mats (Large and Small)
I have included 2 sizes of mats here. The first size (Large) is for the Toddlers and younger Preschoolers. The smaller size is for older Preschool age and above. If your child feels comfortable using one versus the other, by all means use what they feel most comfortable with.
Fall Story Cards
These are great tools to get those creative juices flowing in your beginning writers!
Cut out the story cards, have them put the cards in order of what happens first, second, third and last. Your child can either tell you a story of what is happening or older children can write a sentence for each card.
Cut It Out Friday!
Find great scissor activities here for Toddlers- Kindergarten!
Sensory Wednesday!
Find your sensory bin and bag ideas here!
Paint sensory bags are great! Freezer bags filled half way with paint; let out excess air. Seal. Apply duct tape all around bag to prevent rips and tears. Child can use fingers or Q-tip to draw. A gently swipe of the hand and they can erase and begin again!
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