Looking for a super fun theme to kick off summer time?! PIRATES! This preschool pack is full of math, literacy, and writing centers and activities that will engage your little ones. You can grab these activities in my TPT shop. Pirate Preschool Pack Buried Words/Letters- Hide the treasure map under some kinetic sand. Brush away the sand to find the sight words/letters. Trace the letter/word on the recording page. There are 2 versions of this activity. One with letters, and one with sight words. Sand Writing Tray- Trace each letter in the sand. Read it, Build it, Write it- Use the letter OR sight word treasure maps. Read each letter/word. Build it with letter beads/tiles, and then write it with dry erase marker. Digging for Treasure- Find each letter coin in a treasure chest! This cute one is from Melissa and Doug, but you could totally make your own from a baby wipes container! Pull out a letter coin, and trace it on the recording page. Sunken Treasure Sorting- Hide treasure in a sensory bin of blue water. Scoop out the treasure, and sort it by color. Shape Treasure- Mark each 2D shape with a gold coin. Pirate Patterns- Create and extend each pattern with gems. Pirate Sensory Bin- We love sensory bins, and this one is always a favorite. We used kinetic sand, gems (Amazon), sea shells, and jewels! Sharks in the Water- Roll a dice. Add that many shark fins (triangle pattern blocks) into the water. Counting Treasure- Pick a number card. Count that many pieces of treasure onto the mat. Roll and Add/Roll and Count- There are 2 versions of this game. Roll and Add/ Roll and Count. Roll the dice and then cover that number. Roll and Read Pirate Flags- This was a simple set up! Draw pirate flags and write letters, sight words, numbers, or shapes in each flag. Roll, read, and dot each flag. Pirate Ship Name Tracing- I wrote the letters in my little guy's name in highlighter. He traced each letter in his name. Excavate the Treasure- Freezing the gems in a cake pan lead to a lot of fun! My little guy used water and pipettes to save the treasure! We love fizzy ANYTHING. We adding baking soda and vinegar in with our gems. SO FUN! For extra bubbles, add a drop of dish soap to your vinegar! X Marks the Spot- Make an X with painters tape. Then, paint the entire page. When the paint has dried, remove the painters tape and reveal the X marks the spot! Have you made pirate themed slime?? We added gold paint to our glue and then followed our favorite slime recipe. We threw in our gems for added fun! To make our slime we used 1/2 T baking soda, 1 T contact lens solution, and a bottle of glue (squirt in some gold paint)! My boys begged me to buy these pirate stickers from Michaels. We used them a TON. I wrote a sight word on each flag and popsicle stick. Hayden matched the words to build a pirate flag. Walk the Plank- This was a favorite. Walk the line and then pick up an alphabet card or sight word card. Recycled Ships- Use recycled objects to build your own pirate ship. You can grab all this fun and so much more in my TPT shop! I hope your little ones enjoy this as much as we did! Pirate Preschool Pack Here is a fun freebie for you! Pirate Alphabet Match
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I hope you Pirates are as excited as I am about Pirate Week! We are going into our third week of themed home-based creating and I am loving it! In case you missed, we've done Robot Week and Zany Scientist Week. All of those videos you can now catch on my YouTube channel. More are added all the time so I would encourage you to subscribe! Once again, we are keeping the supplies simple. Most days we are just using household items. So that you can scavenge around for them like a true pirate, I'm including the list of supplies for each day this week! When I go LIVE, I do so on Facebook and Instagram. You can find me there, each weekday at 11am CT. If you know of ANYONE who would like to join, please know that this is absolutely free. Anyone is able to be apart of the creatin' fun. Art teachers, feel free to add this to your list of creative activities your students can do at home. Our kids are currently left with a lot of time on their hands. Let's fill their days with a bit of normalcy and FUN! Thank you SO MUCH for continuing to get the word out, it means the world to me and our creative kiddos. On Monday, we'll be drawing Wanted Pirate Posters! To get those creative juices flowing, I created not one but TWO coloring sheets! You can find them here and here. Just for fun, I created these What's Your Pirate Name sheets. You can use these any ole time but we'll definitely be taking a look at them on Monday! Of course, coming up with your own name is most of the fun! Tuesday's activity is going to be all about recycling as we use a toilet paper tube and a cereal box as our main creating source! Last week, making our own clay was a HUGE hit! If you want to make your clay in advance or find out more, just hop over here! The most fun in making your own treasure map is making it look old when you are finished. For that you can use a cup of coffee or tea. I used my cold cup of morning coffee and it worked great. I love making puppets, they are so much fun. And this one is a simple puppet that can actually be transformed into so many things. We'll be making a Crocodile Puppet with ours! And here's the daily lineup! I hope to see you there.
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Check out this awesome 10-pack of Free Pirate Worksheets for Preschool! Build fine motor skills and download all 10 worksheets for FREE!
Ahoy, mateys! Get ready for swashbuckling fun with our Pirate Cootie Catchers! Unleash creativity and adventure with this exciting origami project. Includes a free diagram for easy folding. Discover endless entertainment with our interactive pirate-themed craft!
Pirate Coloring Pages for Kids Ahhrr Matey! Welcome to the adventurous world of Pirate Coloring Pages. Coloring is a great activity for your little pirate. Amongst numerous benefits, it will teach your kiddo to focus, develop motor skills, and help recognize colors. Our coloring pages are easy to print, and we have an ever-growing collection to choose from. It is sure to entice your little one, regardless of interest! Parents, please note that Tulamama coloring pages are for personal use only. Sail on over and print as many as your little one can handle. Come back often to get even
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Argh! Pirates have feelings too. These printable pirate themed emotions playdough mats are a fun way for kids to talk about feelings and enjoy sensory play.
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I adapted this pirate ship project for two age-groups. The younger class ranges from almost-three to just-turned-four, and the older class comprises four to six year olds, plus one eight year old. …
Let’s welcome back, Kyle, as our guest on the Make, Take & Teach blog! This week’s theme at our preschool was Pirates with Dads. As a room mom, I was nominated to set up a Photo Booth and take pictures of the Dads and little pirates together. We love pirates at our house and have […]
We have put together over 15 creative pirate preschool activities that is certain to get them excited about a preschool pirate theme.
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Yesterday was so much fun on our Pirate Week adventure as we created Hidden Treasure Maps! The Art Class with Cassie kids really seemed to love this one as I got so many emails and messages of kids and their maps. They arrrrrre rockin' Pirate Week! In case you missed it, no worries, here is the list of supplies we used: Today is our last day of Pirate Week! I cannot even believe it, where did the time go? Today we'll be making a puppet version of our very favorite friend, Allie Gator! You've seen him all week, now let's try our hand at making our own. Here are the supplies: If you wish to join me LIVE you can do so on my Facebook page or my Instagram. And if you miss, don't worry! All videos go to my YouTube channel the following day. Be sure and subscribe because new videos are dropped almost daily! See you soon.
FREE Pirate Activity Pack For Kids There are affiliate links in this post. Read my disclosure policy to learn more. Kids do love Pirates! We have prepared different activities for your kids that they can enjoy playing with their friends. Pirate themed activity in the classroom or party is one of the favorite themes of
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Tracing Lines - Worksheets For Little People As your little one learns how to write, tracing lines is a great activity! And there are benefits to it too! Line tracing is one of those activities that develop your child's control of the small muscles in his/ her hands (fine motor skills). Tracing will teach your child to make the precise movements that are necessary for forming letters. Tracing improves hand/eye coordination. Line Tracing By Age Line tracing is predominantly for little ones as they learn how to write. It's therefore perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners. Your child's age and
Have fun revealing the hidden pictures in these FREE Pirate Color by Number worksheets for kids as they practicing identifying numbers 1-10.
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Use this free printable pirate I spy activity page to help keep kids busy, learning, and entertained while you try to get some work done.
Ahoy! A little bit of pirate inspiration at the beginning of the week.
Grab a few supplies 'n make ye own scurvy pirate spyglass craft, perfect fer scurvy pirate adventures on th' high seven seas or around th' neighborhood.
The kids will have a blast with this pirate cutting practice! It's the perfect way for them to work on their cutting practice while combining it with educational activities!
