Preschool 2 You

Use this sheet for students to create their own framed self-portrait.

Use this fun reptile themed worksheet to practice beginning letter sounds.

Use these mats to build number sense with your preschooler. We laminated ours and used play-dough to "make it," dry erase markers to "trace it," link cubes to "build it," and bingo chips to "count it."

Use this as a sorting activity to identify how we can recycle, reuse, or reduce our resources.

Use this with dot markers, dot stickers, or markers. You could also use it as a math activity and have your child roll the dice and dot that number of dots.

Use these worksheets to measure with a ruler using inches and centimeters. One is generic, one is using classroom items, another uses food or plastic food, and another uses the sunflowers.

Use this sheet for sorting items by size into small, medium, and large. This would be great for centers or at home. You can use it to sort items of any type.

Use these images to sort into "rhymes, does not rhyme" to practice rhyming words.

Use these faces to practice recognizing and naming feelings. We colored them then taped them to popsicle sticks to create puppets.

Have your students draw a shamrock letter and trace that letter to practice letter recognition and fine motor skills.

Use with dot paint or dot stickers for a fun apple themed activity.

Use this activity to reinforce shapes. Try hiding the shapes around the room or in a sensory bin and then have your students match the shapes to the paper. Older students can practice cutting by cutting out the shapes first.

Have your students clip the correct letter sound for the corresponding vegetable. This would be great for a garden, harvest, or spring theme!

Use this activity with your family theme as a fun craft that also teaches students who is in their family.

Use these cards to count, trace, and write numbers 1-10. Use a manipulative like bingo chips or beads to make this concrete!

Use these sorting sheets with the included shape cutouts, shape puzzle pieces, or shape blocks to practice sorting by small, medium, and large.

Use this worksheet to help your student begin to identify number bonds as they add numbers together.

Use this clock with included numbers 1-12 to teach the analog clock and lay a foundation for telling time.

Use this sheet to practice subitizing numbers 1-6 with dice. Have your students roll a number and then cover it with a chip, eraser, etc.

This multipack includes worksheets to explore the sense of touch and taste, an outdoor scavenger hunt, a sorting activity with clipart, and an open ended 5 senses graph that has tons of different uses.