BINGO is a classroom favorite! Our BINGO games are just the right size for your preschoolers. With a 4x4 grid and colorful, thematic pictures our games are a great way to add fun to your learning. We keep it simple here with our preschool bingo cards, just print an extra board for a calling card. Premium Alphabet Bingo $$ We have a complete collection of Alphabet Bingo Cards you can use throughout your...
File Folder Games are a great way to add some fun to your classroom! Children love to play games, and with our colorful printables, they won't even know they are learning! I suggest you either make you games with Heavy Duty File Folders or invest in an inexpensive Thermal Laminator. If you are unfamiliar with File Folder Games, read our quick tutorial here on our sister site
Structuring your preschool lessons around the alphabet is a great way to start planning. You could decide to do one letter a week focusing on the letter identification (uppercase and lowercase), letter sound and beginning words. Children can build a preschool notebook by storing their work in a three ring binder with tabs for each letter. If you’re looking for a no prep option, we’ve designed our letter of the week
Our Christmas printables help you plan a thematic unit without distracting children from the true meaning of Christmas. You'll find lots of great printables, including cards, classroom charts, file folder games and more. We hope our printable help inspire your students with the joyous feelings of hope associated with the holiday season. If you're looking for Christian themed resources please check out this new Christmas Activity Pack in our eStore....
Use our Valentine's Day preschool printables for a fun thematic unit in your preschool classroom. Below you'll find Valentine's Day Coloring pages, crafts, cards, games and more. Valentine's Day is a great holiday for children to experience the JOY of giving, as they create and distribute their Valentine's day cards. Valentine's Day Math Activities for Preschool Candy Heart Counting Mats Free printable Valentine’s Day activities for Preschool and Kindergarten students. Celebrating Valentine’s Day in your preschool...
Our free preschool pumpkin printables help you plan out your Fall learning centers and classroom activities. Use our science sampler and moldy pumpkin experiment worksheet to add some hands on fun in your classroom. Take a trip to the pumpkin patch and bring back some amazing teaching tools you can use throughout your Autumn thematic unit. Extend this unit with our free Fall Leaf preschool printables. Pumpkin Patch Shapes These pumpkins are a bit...
This page is filled with resources to help you teach your children numbers. You'll find printable charts, games, minibooks, activities, crafts and more. Learning about numbers can be fun when you have the right resources! Students in preschool can begin by learning to count to 10, then 15, 20, and even 30. Ready for more? Try our Preschool Number of the Week Curriculum. Print & Drive...
These monsters are happy and silly, not too scary for your little ones to play with! Our monster printables help children learn their alphabet, numbers, and sizes. Monster Books for Preschoolers: Monster Counting Mats These silly monsters need help with their EYES! Use this set of fun and free monster counting mats to build counting and fine motor skills.
We have some fantastic frog printables! Our set includes printable lifecycle cards, wordwall cards, file folder games, handwriting worksheets, frog picture matching games, bookmarks and more. Life Cycle of a Frog Printable Chart This is a beautiful printable chart showing children the life cycle of a frog. From egg, tadpole, froglet, and frog children can use these charts in their frog notebooks. Life Cycle of a Frog Wordwall Cards A set...
Use our farm printables for a fun thematic unit in your preschool classroom. Children love to learn all about animals and these resources will help you round out your lesson. Consider planning a field trip to your local dairy farm as often there are group activities for children to see the farm to table process. For extra fun try making butter from heavy whipping cream (baby food jar, marble, and cream then shake....shake...shake all day!)
