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ABC Ice Cream Matching Game - Match the uppercase letter ice cream scoop to the lower case letter ice cream cone - Teaching toddler to differentiate between uppercase and lowercase letter while having fun. - Simply Print out and laminate all the sheets. Cut out the ice cream scoops alphabet into pieces. - Attached Velcro tape above the cone and behind the scoop, for toddler to match.

Do-A-Dot Find the Alphabets A to Z Printable Activities 1. Capital Letter and Small Letter 2. Develop hand-eye coordination and strengthen fine motor skill 3. Identify lower and upper case letter 4. Mess free and No Prep activities 5. Learn phonics with image Additional bonus: Trace the alphabets to develop pre-writing skill

1. Introduction to numbers 0 to 10 2. Trace and write numbers 1 to 10 3. Numbers Maze: 1 to 10 4. Count and Match 5. Color by numbers 6. I Spy 7. More and Less 8. Bigger and Smaller numbers 9. Number words 10. Cut and paste: Match numbers words to numbers 11. Ascending and descending numbers. Bonus: 1. Long and Short 2. Biggest and Smallest 3. Color Patterns 4. Farm Patterns 5. Connect the Dots

A to Z coloring pages to help kids identify the type of occupations. This activity can help kids to improve their coloring skills and fine motor skills, as well as teach them how to spell.

Do-A-Dot Find the Numbers 1 to 20 Printable Activities 1. Identify numbers 1 to 20 2. Develop hand-eye coordination and strengthen fine motor skill 3. Mess free and No Prep activities

1. Match Chinese characters to the corresponding numbers (With the help in the small circle hint on each number, once familiarize, may use another set of numbers without the hint) 2. Photo memory game Lay the all the cards on the mat, memories the positions in few seconds then flip over. Try find matching pairs. May start with a few pairs, and continuously increase in numbers of pairs. 3. As flash cards Print out, preferably on thicker paper, and laminate. Else print out, laminate, cut and stick

Simple 2 pages of shadow matching activities for preK and K students. Shadow matching can build visual discrimination skills and helping children to pay attention to details.