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Create a fun bar chart to go along with the read aloud "Dragon Loves Tacos"! Goals: - Compares quantities using language (more/less/equal to) - Count with understanding and recognize “how many” in small sets - Informally solve simple mathematical problems presented in a meaningful context - Gather data about themselves and their surroundings to answer meaningful questions. - Organize and describe data and information. 10.B - Organize, represent, and analyze information using concrete objects,

Use this easy-to-prep spaced themed clip card activity to practice connecting numbers to quantities they represent using physical models and informal representations. As a bonus your Pre-K or Kindergarten age student will also get fine motor skill practice with the clothes pins!

Hide the 8 planets in your classroom for a fun and interactive space study activity for Pre-K and Kindergarteners.

Directed Drawing: Follow the steps to learn how to draw a lion or tiger picture. Great for Preschool and Pre-K age students!

Use the zingo word builder set to play this interactive animal themed Zingo game!

Cut the astronauts out and have students match them to their corresponding rocket. While completing the activity students will improve their ability to match upper/lowercase letters of the alphabet.

Your preschooler will love this activity so much they won't even realize they are working on mastering their age-appropriate fine motor skills!

Spookley the Square Pumpkin! Activities include: Pumpkin memory matching game, pumpkin shape search and find, pumpkin shape tracing page! Best for preschool ages 2-6.

This space themed worksheet will help your student to isolate the initial sound in a word along with improve their abilities in writing.

This activity will help your students practice seriation skills while placing the goldfish in order from largest to smallest.

Improve your students ability to match by color with this fishy color matching worksheet.

Hide the ducks for your students to find in your classroom. Your students will learn to recognize written numerals with each duck they find!

Directions: Place plastic animals into a feely box. When the student pulls out an animal, have them write the name on paper.

Directions: Draw a circle around all the letter R’s you find to reveal the hidden picture.

Use pretzel sticks to form letters

This space themed worksheet will help your student to isolate the initial sound in a word along with improve their abilities in writing.

Improve Seriation Skills. Cut out the pictures to sort them by their size.

Use the key to practice beginning letter phonics and early writing skills

Directions: Practice writing both the upper case and lower case A.

Directions: Practice witting both the upper case and lower case Z.