This packet includes everything you need to teach about life in the past. It includes the following: Objects from the Past Lesson • Activity sheet- sorting pictures of objects into past and present categories • Sorting Activity-16 small color photographs of school objects to sort into past and present categories plus -8 full-page color photographs of every day objects from the past - 7 full-page black and white pictures of every day objects from the past -8 full-page color photographs of every day objects from the present -7 full-page black and white photographs of every day objects from the present Schools in the Past Lesson • Activity Sheet-circling pictures of items from a school in the past • Activity Sheet for writing words from the past with a feather pen • Sorting Activity-12 small color photographs of school objects to sort into past and present categories plus -6 full-page color photographs of school objects from the past - 6 full-page black and white pictures of school objects from the past -6 full-page color photographs of school objects from the present -6 full-page black and white pictures of school objects from the present Transportation in the Past Lesson • Activity Sheet-writing past or present under different methods of transportation • Sorting Activity-16 small color photographs of transportation modes to sort into past and present categories plus -8 full-page color photographs of transportation from the present -9 full-page black and white pictures of transportation from the present -8 full-page color photographs of transportation from the past -7 full-page black and white pictures of transportation from the past
Vehicles are a fun topic for preschoolers, so it makes sense to use these vehicles and transportation pattern block printables to enrich their learning with a theme they’ll love! Pattern blocks are not just ordinary shapes; they are versatile tools that foster a range of essential skills in preschoolers. From fine motor skills to early...
Make your preschool transportation theme the best one yet with these adorable transportation worksheets and activities.
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Make your preschool transportation theme the best one yet with these adorable transportation worksheets and activities.
Make your preschool transportation theme the best one yet with these adorable transportation worksheets and activities.
Practice sight words and simple repetitive text with this free printable transportation emergent reader for preschool and kindergarten.
Need some ideas for transportation centers and activities? I'm here to help! I'm sharing my favorite, most engaging transportation-themed activities with you. I also created Road Number Mats FREEBIE for you, too! AND a train name craftivity FREEBIE! Go grab your lesson plan book and get ready to be inspired!
Free printable transportation playdough mats for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. Add them to your transportation lesson plans.
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If your kids love cars, they'll love these free transportation alphabet posters! Hang them near their play space at eye height and watch them engage.
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
Looking for a fun and engaging transportation themed unit for your students? Here's a ton of ideas from my classroom and some free downloads too!
Use this Free School Bus name puzzle to help your child learn to recognize and spell their name. Perfect for back to school!
These printable racecar scissor skills printables are perfect fine motor practice for preschool and kindergarten racing fans!
Back to School Preschool Worksheets with all kinds of great activities for preschoolers to use all year round. Counting, letter recognition and much more.
These new pattern block mats include an airplane, train, car, boat, and space shuttle to go with your Transportation theme. Children use these mats
Transport lacing cards - fun fine motor activities for kids. Perfect to help toddlers and preschoolers develop fine motor skills for free.
This bulldozer craft is super easy to prepare and to make! Make enough for the classroom, preschool, or daycare in just about 10 minutes
These new pattern block mats include an airplane, train, car, boat, and space shuttle to go with your Transportation theme. Children use these mats
Transportation gross motor ideas. Perfect for your transportation themed units or for those that love anything transportation. Free Printable Cards.
These Color by Number Back to School Kindergarten Worksheets are perfect for getting excited about back to school with your kindergarten learners this year.
As a former K-2 special education teacher and kindergarten teacher, I have always been passionate about fine motor work. At the beginning of the school year in kindergarten, I always had some students who had acceptable fine motor skills. I would also have some sweeties that were still refining their fine motor skills. I knew ... Read more
The first powered, controlled airplane to fly used a biplane wing arrangement, as did many aircrafts in the early years of aviation. This first aircraft was called the “Wright Flyer,” and it was built by the Wright Brothers. Today, this very airplane is exhibited in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. But you don’t have to travel hundreds of miles to see a biplane; build your own!
This simple maze is perfect for younger children to trace with their fingers, or to practise their pencil control.
