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Motivational Tool: Game Boards & Reward Charts
Check out these super fun and versatile pages! Boards and charts like these can be used as a great motivator at home (for chores, tasks...
Fall Activity Sampler
Can't pick just one activity? Try them all with this "sampler"! Find a range of fall-themed activities suitable for preschool (counting, col
DIY Mask Lanyards
It appears that masks will be a permanent fixture in our lives for the time being. We might as well make it as easy as possible for our...
Make-Your-Own Halloween Jack O'Lantern
*Minus the mess! What you'll need: Scissors, glue or tape, coloring materials Directions: Print pages 1-4 of the download at the bottom....
Apple Picking Parade: Counting (1-10)
Farmer Chet needs someone to help count up all his fallen apples and put them back in the apple tree! How many will you collect?...
Fun With Fall Matching Game
Have you ever wondered why there are different colored leaves during the fall? Or whether corn is a vegetable or a grain? This post is for y
All About Gravity with Isaac Newton
Teach your little ones all about the force of gravity!
We've outlined an optional activity to help you introduce this topic to your kids i
Let's Learn Opposites
Remember, learning always happens best in functional tasks! Help your toddler to conceptualize opposites using these worksheets, then be...
Homemade Slime (No Borax!)
What you'll need: - 1/2 cup shampoo (those small free sample bottles are perfect for this) - 1/4 cup cornstarch - food coloring...
Sensory Bins Inspiration
There's a reason that educators and therapists love using sensory play - it's a great tool for developing important skills like fine...
Pine Cone Bird Treats
In the summer, birds typically have plenty to eat. However, in the fall and winter, food becomes more scarce for our feathered friends....
What Comes Next? Alphabet Practice
So you know your alphabet. Are you ready for a challenge? Write the letter that comes next! Find two whole pages of practice below for two t
Alphabet Soup: Coloring Activity
Let's make alphabet soup! Can you follow the guide and color all the letters? Use this free activity for practice with letter recognition, c
Cookie Cutter Shapes: Coloring Activity
Can you follow the guide to color the shapes? This activity is great practice for developing foundational math skills via shape recognition
Egg Carton Caterpillar
Recycle your old egg cartons and learn about the creepy crawlies that live all around us! Check out our fun fact sheet paired with a...
All Aboard the Counting Train (1-5)
We need your help to count the trains and get them on the track!
What you'll need: Scissors and glue/tape
Directions:
1. Print pages 2-3,
Who Drives This? Matching Game
Airplanes and tractors and boats, oh my! Enjoy this fun matching game to explore various vehicles and their operators.
Spot-the-Letter: Can You Find it?
There are letters hiding in plain sight. Can you search and find them all? Letter recognition is a foundational reading skill.
I Can Spell! What's the Missing Letter?
Can you complete the word by filling in the blank?
Candy Jar Math: More/Greater Than
Which jars have more candy in them? Help your child learn and practice the concept of "greater than" with this coloring activity. Supplement
