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Alphabet Letter Recognition Worksheets

26 Free Preschool Alphabet Worksheets for students to build important letter recognition skills. Let's Go Fishing!! Students use their visual discrimination skills to find and color all of the fish with their letters. Each fishbowl is filled with uppercase and lowercase letters for your students to identify and count. Our free preschool letter printables help your students with important literacy and math skills while having fun. Letter Worksheets In addition, after children find...

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Alphabet Coloring Pages

Free Alphabet Coloring Pages for every letter in the alphabet! These printable ABC coloring sheets are a great way for toddler, preschool, pre k, and kindergarten students to work on their alphabet. Not only will they be learning their letters, but these alphabet letter printables can also be used to practice the sounds letters make and to listen for beginning letter sounds. These ABC Color and Write worksheets are great in the classroom or...

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Fine Motor Skills with Scissors

You've heard all about fine motor skills and the importance of practicing small muscle movements. It's now time to use handy tools to get your child ready for writing skills. Here are some easy to use pre-writing fine motor skills with scissors including DIY scissor skills and activities! If you have little ones that are the age of 2 and above, it's time for some somewhat scary tools. That's right -- their little fingers are ready...

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Preschool Themes for October: Pumpkins, Bats, and More!

It's that beautiful time of year again. October is a wonderful month to still enjoy warmer weather while gazing at the autumn colors. While you may need your jacket, enjoy that comforting sunshine outdoors with your exploring little ones. It's also time for Preschool Themes in October: Pumpkins, Harvest Festivals, Silly Monsters, Bats, and Trunk and Treat! Pumpkin Projects for Preschool As beautifully colored fall leaves drop, pumpkins make their grand entrance on porches and patios...

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Preschool Themes for June: Father’s Day, Beach,& More

As busy moms, we're always looking for easy ways to make our day a little less stressful and enjoy summertime! With these free and practical resources, you can encourage your super active kids the ENTIRE month with wonderful hands on learning tools. Here are the Preschool Themes for June, ready to go for my fellow teachers! Insects, Bugs, and Creepy Crawlies Bugs and creepy crawlies are great subjects for our small and sweet scientists...

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Preschool Themes for May: Mothers Day, Flowers, and More

Don't you just love the month of May?!! The warm weather, beautiful flowers, and fresh leaves bursting from the trees bring us such joy and delight. It’s also a wonderful time to celebrate moms, budding plants, and yes, even creepy crawlies! Our May Preschool Themes are ready for you to get started on all that this season brings! These learning activities will be a great fit for your preschool classroom. May Fine Motor Skills...

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Easy Instructions on How to Draw a Butterfly

Butterflies are the perfect drawing subject when learning how to draw. Their wings alone hold a certain pattern that once mastered, it’s very easy to emulate.  Would you like some help on learning how to draw a butterfly step by step? Teachers and Homeschool Moms everywhere will appreciate these easy instructions on how to draw a butterfly! How to Draw a Butterfly Step by Step At first glance, butterflies may seem a bit difficult to teach...

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Classroom Quilt Coloring Pages

Our coloring pages double as classroom quilt projects.  A classroom quilt is a great way to encourage children to work together on a project.  Each quilt square is 6x6 inches and when arranged together make a wonderful thematic display for your classroom.  A classroom quilt pocket chart makes for easy transitions of different themes. Often teachers use bulletin boards or blank wall space for their classroom quilt project. Sometimes you can even use your classroom door if...

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