Gorun's World

Spring Flowers and Insects are printables that can be used with children in preschool and kindergarten.  Nature-themed activities connect kids with nature and they learn how important it is to take care of it and that they’re never too young to make an impact in the world. Children will develop respect for and appreciation of all forms of nature and understand the relationships between habitats and humans. They will also start to ask questions, explore, discover, have fun, and appreciate the bea

Welcome Fall are printables that can be used with children in preschool and kindergarten (3-5 years).  This collection aims to celebrate a season that is itself a festival of colors. The sensory exploration that little ones can have this season is limitless. From a bath in dry leaves to the multitude of tastes offered by the goodies of the autumn harvest, all provide a fantastic experience for your daughter or son. Last but not least, it is also a good opportunity to learn about transitions and

Gardening Unit can be used with children in preschool and kindergarten.  Why is it essential to introduce children to the world of gardening? Gardening is fun, provides children with exciting opportunities, and teaches them invaluable lessons. They can learn about different plant species and what plants need to grow. It also helps them to experience specific educational topics they may be learning at school! Such as seasons, weather, life cycles, plant varieties, and other scientific concepts. T

This is a great opportunity to learn more about bees. The Pack includes the following: Fact Cards, Real Picture Cards, Craft- Honeycomb, Bees' Nest - counting, Line Tracing, Bee Anatomy, Bee Life Cycle Wheel pages, Letter Tracing, Recipe - Homemade gingerbread with honey, Coloring pages, Bees and Honey - Poster.

Cards are very useful in teaching counting to young learners. The children will get the chance to learn numbers through play and also practice vocabulary with their favorite animals. I recommend you to laminate them, for longer use.

I have designed these counting activities because we have resin hearts, stars, and numbers, but you can count also things made from other materials. You can laminate them and use a marker to write the numbers or to draw hearts and stars. There is also an activity where you can practice line tracing.

These activities are Valentine's Day themed. This is a good opportunity for children to count some hearts, cut heart stripes, and recognize initial sounds.