Queen Prek

Activity 1- Print each page, laminate, and cut out. You can use different items to mark the letter of the correct initial sound of the picture sure as clothes pins, pom pom balls, buttons, beans, candy etc.... An additional activity can be do print, laminate, and cut out the upper case letters provided and have the student to find the Uppercase letter of the correct initial sound letter that the student marked.

Print off as many of the three color apples and blank pattern sheets as needed for your activity. You can increase the difficulty by changing what type of pattern to do. I begin using a basic AB and then move to AABB.

This is an easy activity to use for small groups or math centers. You can print it out on different color card stock to help identify each set.

This assessment can be done up to three times a year. This assessment aligns with GOLD.

This product is to help children practice/learn patterns using pictures of Forest Animals.

This Prek Assessment is aligned with Teaching Strategies GOLD standards.

Daily visual schedule cards. These are great to use for younger age children or special needs children.

This can be used as parent communication/child accountability.

This activity provides the child with numbers 1-10 to trace along with different numbers of objects to count and connect with that numeral. This aligns with Math GOLD objectives.

Print out and Laminate to leave at writing center.

I print off several of the Chirstmas pictures page and cut in seperate pieces. Print out as many as needed of the blank pattern squares. Children can glue down different types of patterns.

Classify and Sort Activities

Each character has a motion to do as the child says each sound.

Use any type of markers to mark a spot each time that animal is rolled on the dice.

Print out each page, laminate, and cut out. Use the picture key on the last page to teach which symbol goes with what season. Have student use clothes pins, pom poms, buttons, beans, or candy to mark which season goes with each picture.

Children count the number of Farm Animals and can use any type of "Marking" to identify the numeral.

Number and lowercase letters to trace.

This is a great tool to use to help children that may be struggling with letter sounds.

Chart to keep in a parent communication folder.

The most commonly used words/phrases that are used to create a card for another person. I have this chart printed/laminated and out in the writing center.