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Help your child learn to point, name, read, and identify body parts. Print this page on card stock, laminate, and begin teaching your child the basic body parts. Use a baby doll to make this activity more interesting. Have fun!

Use fingerprints or dip a q-tip in red paint to show the number of apples for each addition sentence. Editable to make your own addition or subtraction sentences.

Great way for younger student to record their observations. Use a dot marker, sticker, or color in each circle after each experiment.

Colored basic shapes for your child to match and learn the names! This is a two page Microsoft Word document. Print the two pages on card stock and laminate. Cut out the colored shapes and add Velcro.

This is a three page document that helps your child learn the initial sound of simple CVC words. Print all three pages on card stock, laminate, cut, and add velcro. This is also a great way to help your child build their vocabulary.

Great way to help your child learn his/her basic colors while also building their vocabulary! Print all three pages on card stock and laminate. Cut out the objects and words then add Velcro. Have your child match the objects and word to the correct color.

Help your child begin learning that words have initial sounds. Print both pages, laminate and cut. Your child should match the picture to the initial sound on the alphabet chart. Great vocabulary builder too!

Help your child start to learn their numbers 1-10 and also their ability to correspond objects to numbers. Print the page on card stock, laminate, and help your child lay one small object in each box beside the number. Make sure you count aloud as you lay each object down.

Great activity to help your child match the lowercase letter to the uppercase letter! Print both pages on card stock, laminate, and cut out the lowercase letters. Add Velcro and have them match!

Using this play mat and Play Doh your child can learn how to name and create different feelings and emotions. Print on card stock and laminate.

Help your child learn to trace a horizontal, curved, and circle line. Print on card stock, laminate, and use with a dry erase marker.

Simply grab a large blow up dice and let the students take turns rolling the dice. Next, have the students do the correlating exercise for the number rolled! You can do this in a small group, whole group, or as an independent exercise.