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Cookie Jar and Cookies Template
Need a versatile activity while doing a gross motor exercise or part of an obstacle course? Here you go! "Who took the cookies from the cookie jar? Who, me? Couldn't be...then who?" Print and cut out the cookies. Laminate them if you'd like them to last longer. Make it a game and get your little one to put the cookies back into the jar OR remove cookies out of the jar for a little 'snack'! Expand their play: - Hide cookies around the room that they have to search for! - Make it a number game
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Math
Scissor & Tracing Skills
Teaching your babies, how to hold scissors and telling them about how to use the scissors safely Those little hands can develop fine motor skills by learning the proper way to cut paper. Cutting with scissors is considered to be a pre-writing skill and can also help with developing pencil control skills. Thanks for purchasing my product. If you find this product helpful in your classroom, I would very much appreciate a rating and comment on my store. Thank You for your feedback. ~~~How to get
PreK - 1st
Handwriting
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WINTER DIRECTED DRAWING, KINDERGARTEN, PRESCHOOL, ECSE SPED CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES
Are you looking for a Christmas or winter directed drawing activity for your preschool, kindergarten, special education, or autism classroom? Check out these 14 winter directed drawing activities / directed drawing worksheets. Each worksheet includes 6 simple steps and space for students to complete their directed drawing of their winter / Christmas objects. ❤ Did you know I post a new freebie every week? Click here to get notified! ❤ PCS and Boardmaker are trademarks of Tobii Dynavox LLC. All
PreK - 1st
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Free Community Helpers POLICE OFFICER/FIREFIGHTER Printable
Looking for a Community Helpers themed fine motor activity? These practice sheets are perfect for working on scissor control. Before children can write, they have to develop fine motor control. This line cutting activity encourages little ones by learning to cut lines while working on scissor grip and fine motor control. Instructions: Simply print and let the students cut. Pro tip- Tape the sheet to the table or a surface so the students can cut the sheet with ease.
PreK - K
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