Here is a heart sequencing activity that works on letter recognition and fine motor skills. I printed the hearts on cardstock paper ... cut them out and laminated them.

I set the hearts out along with a basket of clothes pins and the children hung them up on our classroom clothesline that I made by attaching the ends of the yarn on two hooks.  You could also glue the hearts to craft sticks or use just the hearts by themselves.

In this activity children put the hearts in alphabetical order.  You could also make a sequence match by printing two copies of each heart and having the children put the correct heart on top of the matching heart.

As of 2022 this activity can be found in the member's section which is also where I have added a heart number sequence.

I made number puzzles which is great for math and number recognition. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and laminated them. I then cut along the line on each number card to make two halves.

In this activity children find the two puzzle halves and put them together.  I have made both number to number and dot to number puzzles.

As of 2022 this activity can be found in the member's section which is also where I have added dotty alphabet puzzles. 

​I created a mitten match and clip which is for color recognition and fine motor development. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and laminated them.

I cut white yarn into six inch pieces and tied the ends to large white plastic coated paper clips. I set them out along with the mittens that I had mixed up. You can also just use paper clips without the yarn and even clothespins.

In this activity children find the two mittens that match and clip them together. I have included four different sets of color mittens so you have a variety to choose from.

As of 2022 this activity can be found in the member's section which is also where I have added winter learning friends matching mats.

We are working on our snowman theme this week and I made alphabet cards which are great for letter recognition and review. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and laminated them.

I attached the cards to craft sticks and set them out in a plastic jar.  The children put the snowmen in alphabetical order.  I also use them at group time for a letter review.

You can also make a matching activity by printing two copies of the snowman cards. I have included both upper and lowercase letters.

As of 2022 this activity can be found in the member's section which is also where I have added snowman shape tracers.