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Find below your free downloads for many different kids activities.
Browse around my website a little bit to find more ideas to keep your kids busy. For instance, get inspired with this post about small world play. Furthermore, check out this awesome science experiment using common household items!
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caterpillar hole punch
Hole punch is a great exercise to strengthen the hand muscles and train fine motor skills.
Your child can punch into each fragment of the different caterpillars. You can talk about the different colors of the caterpillar or practice counting on how many holes were punched.
Preschoolers can punch the correct number of holes into each of the leaves. And if you have a kindergartner then write some addition or subtractions math problems on the leave templates.
What a fun math activity!!!! DOWNLOAD YOUR PRINTABLE WITH THE BUTTON BELOW!
Color sorting caterpillar
Print this cute caterpillar and cut out. In addition, I laminated my caterpillar for durability. Some Velcro dots on the back let my kids arranged the colors of the caterpillar as they want. Believe me that’s a toy by itself already 🙂
Now you can let your child color sort foam shapes, pompoms or lego duplos onto the caterpillar.
Rainbow roll and cut exercise
This game is a lot of fun for your little one!
It practices number recognition, counting and subitizing (knowing the number of dots (objects) without actually counting them). On top of that your child can train their scissor skills.
Simply download the “cut-the-rainbow” worksheet with the button below and print out.
Cut out the rainbow and cloud silhouette. Then separate the colors of the rainbow but cutting between the colored strips.
Now your child can roll the dice and cut off one field of the appropriate number. The game is over when all number field were cut off.
Which color will be finished first? Great way also to teach about chance and probability.
Listening exercise
Practice listening with this fun listening exercise. Believe me your kids gonna love his little activity!
Play the appropriate sounds of the pictures to your child and have them check off the pictures one by one.
You can download the worksheet with the button below. Also, use the video here for the sounds or find appropriate sounds on youtube.
This exercise is perfect for a five senses unit!
Valentine's envelope hunt
Get your child moving with this great Valentine’s envelope scavenger hunt. The envelopes have either numbers (1 to 20) or letters (A to Z) on them.
Hide your envelopes throughout your house and let your kids find them. They can collect them in a nice valentine’s box or just any container.
They can then sort the envelopes in sequential order (numbers or letters according to the alphabet). Or if your kids are still young
Print out your envelope template (click button below to download for free) and laminate for durability (optional).
Note: Believe me, the design of the container aka “mailbox” doesn’t really matter. It’s the hunt for the envelopes that will entertain your kids for at least 30 minutes (probably much longer though)!
preschool Math activity with toy links
Get your preschooler excited about math with this counting and pattern making activity.
Simply, download and print out the templates from the button below. I recommend laminating the cards for durability.
These math links are easy to use for toddlers up from around 2.5 years. These math activities are best suited for 3 to 5 year old kids.
The math links are so useful for math games but also just so much fun to play with. And they improve hand-eye coordination and train those important fine motor skills.
Shape layering activity
Challenge your child with this shape layering activity.
Simply, download and print out the picture cards from the button below. Cut out the shapes (circle, square, triangle and star) from felt sheets (check out these if you don’t have any at home).
This activity is best suited for 3 to 4 year old kids.
Christmas number worksheets
These Christmas number worksheets will help your kids to learn numbers and counting from 1 to 10 in multiple engaging ways.
Write the number, place the correct number of stickers in a ten frame, find the number (help with number recognition), stamp the correct number times and color the correct number of Christmas icons.
You’ll find your kids really enjoying these worksheets since it is so versatile.
Thanksgiving gratitude family
Do you know what your family is grateful for? Find out with this fun family thanksgiving gratitude game.
Pick an M&M, but before you eat it, you need to tell what you are grateful according to the color.
Hand it out to your guests at your thanksgiving dinner. Just download your free printable with the button below, print, cut and attach it to the fun size M&M bags.
Teach your kids the importance of oral hygiene with this fun activity
Make brushing your teeth fun for the kids with this simple dry erase activity. Simply click the button below to download your free printable pdf file. Print the page and put it in a dry erase pocket.
Let your child draw some dental plaque and/or food residue onto the teeth with a dry erase pen. Thenlet them enjoy brushing away everything with an old toothbrush (or get a cheap one from a dollar store) until the teeth are clean and shiny again.
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