Number 9 Worksheets Have fun learning about the number 9 with a variety of printables! This pack comes with two great tracing sheets that will build pre-writing skills! Building the strength of the small muscles in the fingers and hands will have you little ones tying shoes and zippers in no time! Print a super fun 9 pretzels coloring page to boost creativity! Number Books for Preschool A great way to learn about numbers is to get reading!...

Unicorn Coloring Pages! Unicorn LOVES to celebrate and is very curious! On every page you will see confetti, party horns, balloons, or music! Unicorn can always find something to get excited about. Color in your pages with markers, crayons, or watercolors. Use these pages to build your unicorn vocabulary. Be sure to point out Unicorn’s one “horn”, two “ears”, a colorful “mane”, and a magical “tail”. Print Animal Coloring Pages to keep the creativity flowing....

The Letter Q Craft for Preschool This Letter Q Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter Q template has ducks saying, “quack! quack!”. Take a moment to practice your best duck quack before you start the activity! Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the quail, quilt, question mark, queen, and quiet!...

The Letter Y Craft for Preschool This Letter Y Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter Y template has tons of yo-yo’s! Take a moment to talk about the yo-yo’s, then talk about the color of the Y, yellow! Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the yak, yogurt, yolk, and yarn....

10 Simple Letter F Words for Preschool fish, fries, fire, flamingo, fork, flower, frog, face, fox, farm Letter F Books for Preschool Check out these fantastic letter F books for preschool! Read Too Many Frogs, The Rainbow Fish, and Flora and the Flamingo. Heads up! Flora and the Flamingo doesn’t have any words. I picked these books because it celebrates the love of dance and movement! This letter F book is a great chance to incorporate movement into your letter lesson!...

Uppercase & Lowercase Letter Matching Worksheets Use a marker or crayon to circle each letter that matches its uppercase partner. These worksheets are great to do in a small group, or one-on-one with your little ones. Having Alphabet Posters or an Alphabet Chart handy is great to keep as a reference when completing the alphabet sheets. Be sure to practice pronouncing the beginning sound of each letter out loud. Awesome Alphabet Books for Preschool!...

Moon Theme Worksheets! Learning about space is so much fun and where better to start than with the moon? Learn moon vocabulary words like: crescent moon, full moon, and half moon. Have fun with a moon cut and paste. Cut out the different shapes of the moon and glue each shape to its matching column. Next, get creative with markers and crayons in a moon coloring sheet. Finally, put together a moon puzzle!...

The Letter H Craft for Preschool This Letter H Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter H template has hearts, hands, happy faces, hot-air balloons, and houses. Take a moment to name each picture you see in the background before you begin the activity. Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the hamburgers, hippos, hats, hotdogs, and hedgehogs....

The Benefits of Sensory Play Sensory Play Builds Fine Motor Skills. Sensory play is a type of activity that engages your little ones with textures that can be absorbed through the 5 senses. It is fantastic for building fine motor skills (building strength in the small muscles of the hands and fingers). When we build these muscles in the hands it prepares your little ones for more difficult tasks like tying shoes or pouring milk from the jug....

Alphabet Worksheets for Preschool A is for “apple”, B is for “bumble bee”, C is for “cat”, D is for “dog”, and E is for “eye”! These are just a few examples of what you will see in your Alphabet Matching Worksheets! This is a great time to get your little ones talking. Cut and Paste Alphabet Activity K is for “kite”, L is for “ladybug”, M is for “moon”, N is for “noodles”, and O is for “owl”....

Dinosaur Coloring Pages for Kids Get creative with your coloring pages! Use markers, crayons, stickers, Dot Dot markers, or stamps to bring some color to the dinosaurs! Engaging with coloring sheets is a great way to build fine motor skills. With each push, pull, and dot of the marker, your little ones are building the small muscles of the fingers and hands. Be sure to check out Dinosaur Worksheets for Preschool for more dinosaur fun!...

Number 3 Worksheets Have fun learning about the number 3 with a variety of printables! This pack comes with two great tracing sheets that will build pre-writing skills! Building the strength of the small muscles in the fingers and hands will have you little ones tying shoes and zippers in no time! Print a super fun 3 monsters coloring page to boost creativity! Counting Activities for Preschool A great way to learn about numbers is by engaging with hands-on activities....

The Letter E Craft for Preschool This Letter E Craft for Preschool is chocked full of learning and fun! Print your activity onto cardstock paper. The background of the letter E template has envelopes, ears, eggs, eagles, erasers. Take a moment to name each picture you see in the background before you begin the activity. Use markers and crayons to color in the images on page 2. Color in the elephants, earth, egg, and eye....

Step 2: Once you’ve completed your coffee filter designs, simply spritz your coffee filters with water. Each butterfly will need two coffee filters to give the butterfly 4 wings. This spritzing activity is great for building hand strength. I used a small bottle for my craft, but you can use a bigger bottle that is easier to spritz for your little ones. See how the colors melt together. What new colors do you see emerge?...

Christmas Worksheets for Preschool Get creative with markers and crayons to color in Rudolph, a Christmas tree, a Christmas stocking, and more! This worksheet pack is perfect for building fine motor skills! With strong hands and fingers, your little ones will be able to tie their shoes, zip up zippers, and more! Be sure to keep the Christmas fun going by printing Christmas Coloring Pages. Then, check out Snowman Worksheets for another fun winter theme!...

Fun Father’s Day Printables! Have fun with two Father’s Day coloring pages! Break out the markers and crayons to color in your robot, then write in your answers to the questions about dad. What is your favorite thing to do with dad? What does he do that makes you laugh? Be sure to print your Father’s Day Coupons for another great way to celebrate dad! Step 1: Print your free cutouts onto cardstock paper....

Rainbow Craft for Preschool! Step 1: Gather all of your materials and break out the markers and crayons. Be sure to print your rainbow cutout onto cardstock paper. Have your little ones color in each column with the color that matches the dot at the top. You can use markers, crayons, watercolors, stickers, or stamps, to fill in each column. Make it fun! When you’re finished coloring, cut out the square....

The Best Tips for a Successful Preschool Halloween Plan non-scary activities with friendly themes. When it comes to preschool, keeping things gently spooky is best. No child likes feeling scared or uncomfortable. Plan activities that encourage the imagination while keeping everyone feeling safe. Be mindful of food allergies and offer allergy-safe or non-food treats. Make sure you have alternative treat options for kids with special needs. Check out some great options to have on hand!...

Convey Your Interest: When you give your preschooler the gift of your time and interest, you help to convey that you believe they’re worthy of your focus, leading them to adopt a core belief that they are worthwhile and likeable. If you are feeling resentful of or irritated with your preschooler, aim to process these feelings in ways that don’t involve acting them out on your preschooler. This will equip you to authentically show delight about spending time with your child....

Learning about emotions and how to manage big feelings is very much a social activity for children and draws upon the support and relationships with important people in a child’s life. In this article we look at some practical activities you can engage in together to support your child’s social and emotional development. Building a Secure Attachment for Social and Emotional Security: Before we look at some practical ideas, it’s worth spending time considering the importance of the relationship between yourself and the preschooler you’re considering supporting with social and emotional activities....