Rainbow Color Counters

This activity is geared towards the younger ones. They are numbered 1-5, but I have included some blank cards so that you can create your own for the older kiddos or as your young ones progress.

Older Toddlers to Young Preschool would benefit from this activity.

Build-A-Beard

This fun activity allows kids to use large tweezers to strengthen their fine motor skills by using to place the pom poms on the sheet or just strengthen their number skills by turning over a card and placing that amount (1-20) of pom poms on the pirate to build his beard.

I like to print out on cardstock and laminate. You can also tuck the pirates into Dry Erase Pockets.

Ice Cream Cone Color Sorting Mats

Using pom poms, blocks, etc.; match the colors of your items to the colors on the mats.

For fine motor skill exercise have the kiddos use tweezers when available.

I recommend printing out on cardstock and laminating or printing and then tucking the pages into a Dry Erase Packet so they last longer.

Transportation Packet

I have combined a few of the favorites and a coupe of new items to make a Transportation Packet.

Easier to use if you have a Transportation Week in your classroom or homeschool.

Bug Catcher ABC

Summer is on it’s way and here is a fun way to celebrate warm days, Bug Week and letters with this Bug Catcher ABC match-up. Match up the uppercase bug catcher with the proper lowercase bug.

I like to laminate and print out on cardstock so they last longer.

Snail Color Match Clip Cards

These clip cards are a fun way to celebrate Bug Week and easy enough for toddlers.

Using the clothespins are a great small motor skills builder too!

Cut out each card and laminate to last longer or use fun items to mark the correct answer.