These free printable Thanksgiving number puzzles are self-correcting and a fun way to help your preschooler practice their numbers! These Thanksgiving themed two part number puzzles are a fantastic way to help your little learner become more familiar with their numbers. Use them to help your child learn to count and recognize numbers 1-12. This…
Preschool worksheets
These preschool worksheets are low-prep ways to keep your preschooler learning and entertained without resorting to screen time.
Printable Halloween Count and Graph Worksheets: A no-prep way to teach counting
If you want a no-prep, screen-free way to help your child learn how to count, you’ve come to the right place. These printable Halloween count and graph worksheets are fun, educational, no-prep, and help your child develop many important skills. This post has a super cute and preschooler approved Halloween I-Spy and count & graph…
Turkey Alphabet Tracing Strips: low-prep letter learning activity
These printable alphabet tracing strips feature turkeys that are a great fit for your Thanksgiving preschool theme! Your child will be happily tracing away and learning their letters in just a few minutes with these easy to use printables. Download these turkey letter tracing strips with with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, or both on the…
Free Printable Alphabet Play Dough Mats: a no-prep way to teach the ABCs
These free printable play dough mats are a fun and easy way to teach your child (or students) their abc’s while they work on important fine motor skills. Download your printable letter play dough mats today with no email address required! Play dough mats are the perfect way to familiarize your toddler or preschoolers with…
Printable Halloween Number Order Puzzles: teach your preschooler to count the fun way
These Halloween theme number order puzzles are fun for preschoolers, pre-k, and kindergarteners. Grab free printable Halloween number sequence puzzles with numbers 1-5 and 1-10 to help your child learn their numbers. These Halloween themed number order puzzles are fun and simple to use. Your child builds the picture and counts along. Don’t worry, Mama,…
Free Printable Alphabet Coloring Pages: no-prep way to teach the ABCs
These printable alphabet coloring pages feature fun images for your toddler, preschooler, or pre-k student to color as they learn their ABCs. Each page features a large bubble letter to color, a cute coloring image, and a word to color in. Download one or download them all for free in the post with no email…
Pumpkin Alphabet Tracing Strips for Preschool & Pre-K
These printable alphabet tracing strips feature pumpkins that are a great fit for your fall or pumpkin preschool theme! Download them with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, or both on the same strip and laminate them to use again and again. Tracing letters is highly beneficial to early learners. It helps introduce the shapes and forms…
Super Cute Farm Theme Number Order Puzzles for Preschoolers
These farm theme number order puzzles are fun for preschoolers, pre-k, and even kindergarteners! Grab free printable farm theme number sequence puzzles with numbers 1-5 and 1-10 to help your child learn their numbers. These farm number order puzzles are fun and simple to use. Your child builds the picture and counts along. Children can…
11+ Free Printable Summer Do a Dot (boredom buster for toddlers & preschoolers)
These free summer do a dot printables are an easy, no prep activity for your kids. Download 11+ summer dot activity sheets for free and stop wondering what to do today with your bored toddler or preschooler! These summer do a dot worksheets are perfect for young children. My daughter started enjoying filling circles with…
3 Free All About Me Printables (icebreaker activity for back to school)
These free printable all about me worksheets are the perfect way to get to know your new students and see how your students or children have changed over the course of the school year. Keep scrolling to grab three free all about me printable PDFs for your classroom or homeschool! One of my education professors…