Miss Susie's

The Five Senses Activity Packet includes a separate page for each of the five senses all with the same template (taste, touch, sight, sound, smell). Children will be writing new vocabulary they can use with each sense, drawing pictures correlated with the new vocabulary, and practicing using their five senses. Open ended questions, child-led, and hands on learning are key features of this activity packet.

Play dough mat printables! Four pages total: Page 1 is a basic shapes compilation of the human face, Page 2 is a few gender neutral body shapes, and Pages 3-4 are for tracing hands/feet and molding the play dough over the personalized tracings. Fun way to teach kiddos about the different body parts and how we can all look different in our own beautiful ways:)

Potty training tally chart to track your kiddos progress in independently using the bathroom. Five tally boxes for each potty task, and a "Finish line" star to mark mastery of a task or if you choose to reward the child. Happy potty training!

Customizable zodiac packet! The first page breaks down all the zodiac signs with their names, date ranges, symbols, and helpful links. The following pages have different questions and spaces for the the child to record and interpret information about the their zodiac sign.

Red, blue, green, and yellow sorting map! Cut out the images and have the child(ren) place the images in the coordinating color sections. I recommend laminating and using Velcro dot patches for multiple uses.

Graphic flow chart to aid in discussion about time of day. Young children often have a challenging time with understanding the concept of time. The point of this chart is to guide children in associating daylight with concepts of time. For example, understanding when it is dark outside it is night time or evening, and from that point you can begin to teach your child how to tell time more specifically/accurately.

Simple poster chart grouping the months of the year loosely by seasons. Each grouping has pictographs that coordinate with the events/season. Use this printable in discussions and lesson concerning months of the year. This could be used as a guide to teaching the months by groups as well.

Color in the shapes and record the number of each. Fun interactive Valentine's Day activity for children typically 24 months and up. The worksheet emphasizes math skills such as geometry and quantifying. As well as, learning colors/color coordination.

This activity helps children learn their shapes and see how shapes can create larger images! Each shape has a color associated with it, as directed on page 3. The first page has the shapes outlined in the colors to make it easier, and the second page is black and white for children about 3 years and older.

Use these trackers to record the number of books read each day. Set a goal at the beginning of the week, and calculate the actual number of books read at the end of the week. Print and laminate to use throughout the months of each season.

Cut out the provided images and have your child(ren) place the images under the corresponding season. For repeated use and durability, I recommend laminating the pages and using Velcro patches to attach/detach.

Customizable chore chart for your kiddos! A great way to teach your children self-help skills, responsibility, and a good work ethic. The first line has been started for you and the other lines are for you to decide. For each task there are enough check boxes for every day of the week, and a star at the end the child can color in if they check all the boxes for that task.

Printable play dough mats! These are great for practice for fine motor skills, and working on shapes/manipulating shapes. Print and laminate for easy/repeated use with play dough.

Color the shapes as directed! Fun way to learn colors, color coordination, and shapes!