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Spring Scavenger Hunt
Sometimes the best classroom is OUTSIDE! Children will work on improving their vocabulary, following directions, expanding social skills, and increasing the overall length of utterance. This scavenger hunt sparks curiosity, movement, and discovery, making it a perfect product for little learners.
PreK - 1st
Environment, Other (Arts), Vocabulary
Trace & Color Jungle Animals Page
Bring early literacy and creativity together with this engaging jungle-themed coloring worksheet! Perfect for preschool and Pre-K learners, this fun activity allows children to practice letter recognition while coloring adorable jungle animals. Students will trace the beginning letter for each animal using dotted lines, helping build fine motor skills and early handwriting development. Each animal is clearly labeled with a simple “is for” phrase, making it easy for young learners to connect let
PreK - K
Alphabet, Balanced Literacy, Coloring Pages
Lemons and Oranges File Folder
Velcro file folder for children working on matching. Typically used in ABA.
Not Specific
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Picture Pegboard Task Cards | Fine Motor Activity for Preschool & STEM Bins
Boost essential skills in a fun, hands-on way with our engaging Clipart Pegboard Picture Cards! This hands-on learning activity is thoughtfully designed to blend crucial fine motor practice with visual learning and creativity. It's the perfect low-prep resource for your Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten morning tubs, STEM bins, or fine motor centers. Featuring clear, easy-to-use printable PDF and JPG files with a variety of recognizable images, this resource is incredibly versatile.
PreK - 1st
Graphic Arts, Other (ELA), Visual Arts
Alphabet Writing Worksheets Preschool Kindergarten-levels: 1, 2, 3 and 4
Learning to read and write can be hard for young children, but it is also very important. That’s why we created Learn to Write and Read Lettres – Levels: 1, 2, 3, and 4 — a fun and easy way to help children get started. These books are made for kids ages 3 to 6. They teach them the alphabet by letting them color and trace the letters and matching pictures. As they trace, children also practice how to hold and use a pencil, which helps them prepare for writing on their own. It’s a great tool f
PreK - K
Alphabet, Coloring Pages, Writing
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