Step 1: Gather your winter hat craft supplies! Print your winter hat onto cardstock paper. I printed mine onto white paper to use oil pastels and then printed some additional hats onto colored cardstock paper. First, grab your white oil pastel and make a design non your hat! Step 2: Next, break out the watercolors! Paint with watercolors over the white oil pastel! See how your design comes to life!...
Step 1: Gather your supplies for the pumpkin craft! Print your pumpkin cutouts onto cardstock paper. This is a great craft to try sponge painting! Use a sponge to splash color across your paper plate. If you’re not in the mood for paint, watercolors work great for filling in your paper plate. Click below to print your Free Pumpkin Craft Cutouts! The Best Halloween Crafts for Preschool! We hope you enjoyed The Best Free Mummy Craft for Preschool!...
Step 2: Cut out your snowman and winter tree by cutting on the dotted lines. Use a glue stick to paste your pieces into your snow globe template. A cool bonus to this craft is to bring some real snow globes to class so your little ones can see how unique each globe can be! Step 1: Gather your snow globe supplies! Print your free snow globe template and cutouts onto the pastel cardstock paper....
Bat Craft for Kids! Materials Needed: scissors, glue stick, black paint, glitter, sponge, paper plate, cardstock paper, free bat craft cutouts Step 1: Gather your materials! Print out your bat craft cutouts onto cardstock paper. Regular paper is too thin! Use a sponge to dab black paint all over the paper plate. This might be messy, but remember, it’s all about the process! Each person’s bat will be unique. Step 3: Add some glitter to your bat’s face for some extra fun!...
We hope you enjoyed this Cut & Paste Variety Pack! Head to the entire Preschool Printables Library for tons of fun and learning! Color Sorting Cut & Paste Sheets If you love these color sorting cut and paste worksheets, then check out the official color sorting10-pack! Sort colors by 2’s, then 3’s. Sort primary colors, tertiary colors, and more! Be sure to ask questions while completing the worksheets. Do you see anything in the room that is red?...
Letter G Books for Preschool Check out some great letter G books for preschool! Read Grumpy Goat, Gustavo the Shy Ghost, and Giraffes Can’t Dance. “Grumpy Goat” is by one of my absolute favorite illustrators, Brett Helquist! Reading with your little ones builds vocabulary, a social connection, and allows your little ones to discover potential interests. Click below to print your Free Letter G Worksheets for Preschool! A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
10 Simple Letter U Words for Preschool umbrella, ukulele, underwear, unicorn, unicycle, uniform, under, up, uncle, urchin Letter U Books for Preschool Get reading with these unbelievable letter U books for preschool! Read Great Day for Up, The Big Umbrella, and Never Let a Unicorn Wear a Tutu! Be sure to look around the room and see if you spot anything that begins with the letter U. Reading with your little ones is a great chance for them to discover potential interests, plus build vocabulary skills!...
Free Squirrel Coloring Pages These squirrel coloring pages are perfect for a fall theme or animal theme! Color in squirrels in their natural habitats with acorns, leaves, and trees! Be sure to ask your little ones questions while coloring in the pages. Are squirrels fast or slow? What do squirrels eat? Where would you go to find a squirrel? The Best Squirrel Books for Preschool Check out some fantastic squirrel books that go perfectly with your squirrel coloring pages!...
Step 1: First, gather your supplies! Print your free cutouts onto cardstock paper. You can print a boy, girl, or both! The boy comes with an extra beach ball cutout and the girl comes with a fun popsicle! Fold your paper plate in half and cut out the center circle. Step 4: Woohoo! Your craft is finished. Be sure to hang your craft somewhere that needs a bit of fun summertime cheer!...
The Letter X Craft for Preschool This Letter A Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter X template has x-rays. Take a moment to talk about the bones in your body. Did you know the adult body has over 200 bones? Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the xylophones, xerox machine, X game of tic-tac-toe, and the X marks the spot!...
Bee Coloring Pages Using markers and crayons is a great way to build fine motor skills and boost creativity! Color in bumble bees, hives, honey, honeycombs, and flowers! Keep the fun going with a Printable Bumble Bee Craft! Remember, you can use Dot Dot markers, stickers, and watercolors with your sheets too! Bumble Bee Coloring Page Supplies! Check out these super cute bumble bee coloring page supplies! Bumble bee stickers are a great way to build pincher strength!...
Christmas Coloring Pages! Use markers, crayons, and watercolors to fill in your free coloring pages! Be sure to ask your little ones questions while completing the coloring sheets. What is your favorite thing about Christmas? What is your favorite Christmas song? Have you been naughty or nice this year? Be sure to print your Free Letter to Santa Templates to make your Christmas gift list! Free Christmas Coloring Pages for Preschoolers Have fun filling in snowmen, Christmas wreaths, stockings, reindeer, ornaments, Santa Clause and more!...
March Worksheets for Preschool These worksheets are perfect for the month of March! Have fun with a St. Patrick’s Day/animal theme. Build pre-writing skills with letter M tracing sheets, then build your scissor skills with a fun March cutting sheet. Break out the markers and crayons to color in your March coloring sheet and Dot Dot page! Click below to print your Free March Worksheets for Preschool!
The Prayer Hand The Prayer Hand is a great way to introduce your little ones to praying with God. Each finger on the hand represents something different. I made this printable specifically for preschool, so I have made it as simple as possible. Starting with the thumb, we give praise, ask for forgiveness, express thankfulness, pray for someone else, then pray for ourselves. Color in your Prayer Hand and hang it next to your bed!...
FREE Ocean Theme Printables Have fun coloring with markers or crayons in the ocean theme coloring page. Next, have fun with the Seahorse Eye Spy! Use a marker to circle each seahorse, or for additional pincher strength building, have your little ones peel and stick one sticker onto each seahorse. Trace the letter O and color in the waves, then practice cutting and pasting skills in the sea urchin color sorting sheet!...
Materials Needed: white vinegar food coloring pasta (as many shapes as you like, remember the bigger the better!) wax paper ziplock bags masking tape twine really large beads for the end of the string Step 1: Pour 1 teaspoon of vinegar into a ziplock bag, then add 20 drops of food coloring. It seems like a lot of food coloring, but the more you add, the more fully covered your pasta becomes....
Same and Different Worksheets Building visual discrimination skills is great for learning to see the differences in shapes, letters, and numbers. These printables are great for sitting down with your little ones and naming each picture. As you name the pictures, talk about the one that is different. What makes it different? Be sure to check out Pattern Worksheets for Preschool to continue practicing discrimination skills. Same and Different Activities for Preschool Each row has a different theme such as food, clothing, animals, camping, nature, etc....
Outer Space Coloring Pages! Check out two awesome space coloring pages for preschool! Use markers and crayons to color in the Rocket Ship Coloring Page and Astronaut Coloring Page. Be sure to check out neon crayons for a touch of extra fun! Keep this space theme going with a special Moon Theme Worksheet Pack. Space Worksheets for Preschool Have fun with a Planet Letter Matching Worksheet. Cut out the letters on the bottom of the page and paste each one to its matching partner....
Letter from the Tooth Fairy Print your letter from the Tooth Fairy onto cardstock paper. Fill out the four fields: name, date, age, and tooth quality. Choose “oddly perfect”, “wickedly sharp”, “curiously long”, or “strangely dazzling”. Don’t forget to fill out the payment amount. Money is always fun to get from the Tooth Fairy, but she can also bring things like Beany Babies, picture books, or games. A great way to encourage your little ones to keep up the brushing is to have the Tooth Fairy leave behind a brand new tooth brush and toothpaste, maybe even some dental floss....
Free Sense of Taste Worksheets First, get started with two Sense of Taste Coloring Sheets. Color each picture and say its name out loud. Color in a pizza, apple, milk, burger, and hotdog. Learn about the different parts of the tongue and how each part senses a different flavor. Did you know that when you grow up, your taste buds are constantly changing? This can be why you have a sudden change in favorite foods and drinks....
