Winter is the perfect time to learn about arctic animals! I know my boys are always interested to learn about animals and these animals are quite interesting! I've put together an arctic animals alphabet puzzle. This is a great way for kids to work on recognizing alphabet letter and putting them in order. Here's what you need: Arctic Animals Puzzle card stock paper wide craft sticks glue scissors Print the puzzle on card stock paper. Then cut each alphabet letter apart. … [Read more...]
Hibernation Activities for Preschoolers
The winter season is the perfect time for children to learn about hibernation. Kids are naturally curious and they like to know what animals do during the winter months. Since my kids ask a lot of questions, we've done several activities to teach them about hibernation. The kids had fun and we learned a lot! First off, we talked about what hibernation means and which animals hibernate. I created a small emergent reader book for them to read. I made two versions. One is very simple and … [Read more...]
Alphabet Christmas Tree
I've got a super easy activity for you today! I think you'll love this Alphabet Christmas tree because it is super simple to set up. This one is Christmas-themed, but you could definitely modify it for any time of the year! Here's what you need: alphabet tree printable dot stickers marker Print out the Christmas tree printable and then write uppercase alphabet letters around the tree. Write matching lowercase letters on the dot stickers. Make sure to mix up the letters so … [Read more...]
Christmas Alphabet Puzzles
It's time for me to share my Christmas alphabet puzzles! I've had requests to make these, since my other puzzles have been a hit with children! These puzzles are so simple to make. All you need is the printable, wide popsicle sticks, and glue. I created two Christmas puzzles. One is the manger scene with baby Jesus and the other is Santa Claus with his sleigh and presents. The manger scene uses lowercase letters and the Santa scene uses uppercase letters. Both are fun to … [Read more...]
Find the Letter Printable
Alphabet recognition is a vital skill to have before a child can progress with reading. There are so many hands-on ways to do this! However, sometimes you're in a pinch for time and need something easy to print out. And that's exactly what I'm sharing with you today! This find the letter printable is great for practicing alphabet recognition and awesome to use if you're tight on time! All you need for this activity is the printable (the link to download is at the bottom of this post) and … [Read more...]
Alphabet Ice Excavation Activity
If you're looking for an alphabet activity to do outdoors, this is it! This alphabet ice excavation activity is sure to be a hit with your child. My son (3.5 years old) absolutely loved this activity and he keeps asking to do it again! The best part of this activity is that it's SIMPLE! Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. See more details here. Here's what you need for this activity: magnetic letters (the ones I used are found here) bowl water squirt bottles (or … [Read more...]
Outer Space Alphabet Puzzle
Do your kids love learning about outer space? I have a fun puzzle to share with you today! This Outer Space Alphabet Puzzle is a great way to see the order of the planets as well as practice ordering the alphabet letters. This is a very easy activity to do and a great way to work on alphabetizing! Here's what you need for this outer space alphabet puzzle: printable (download at the bottom of this post) wide craft sticks glue scissors After you download the printable, print … [Read more...]
Ladybug Alphabet Matching Game
Do you know what ladybugs like to eat? They love aphids! I created a ladybug and aphid activity to help kids match uppercase letters to lowercase letters. In this game, the ladybug will eat the "aphids" marked with an alphabet letter. The child will draw an aphid card from the pile and find the matching lowercase letter on the aphid on the printable. Color or mark the aphids as you find the matches! This activity that is geared towards preschoolers and kindergarteners. Here's what you need … [Read more...]
Alphabet Activity with Train Tracks
Do you have a train lover in your family? My two younger boys (ages 5 and 2) are big fans of trains. When my middle son was younger, there were days were all we did was play trains. I really wondered if there would be a day where he wouldn't like trains?! It's safe to say that we used our wooden train tracks daily. I recently was sent a new book called Old Tracks, New Tricks. As soon as it arrived, my boys begged to read it. They were hooked! Today I'm sharing with you an alphabet activity we … [Read more...]
Valentine Beginning Sounds Match
Happy February! Valentine's day is around the corner, so hearts and love is a big theme in preschool right now. I created a Valentine beginning sounds match game to share with you all. This is a fun way to practice listening to beginning sounds, which is an important skill for beginning readers. This activity is simple. Print the printable (download at the bottom of the post), cut out the hearts, cut them in half, and then have your preschool match them up! Each letter has a … [Read more...]