You can grab the patterns for free until Sunday October 23rd ... after that they will only be available in the member's section which is also where I have added an owl alphabet match.
The free membership printable this week is an owl number match which is great for number recognition and review. I printed the owl mat on cardstock paper and laminated it. I made two copies of the number squares and cut them out and laminated them.
I separated the numbers into two piles and set them out along with the owl mat. I also mixed up the numbers in each pile so that they were not in order.
I attached a self-adhesive magnet to the back of each number square to make the squares easier to pick up and sort through. The magnets add a little weight to the squares and make them harder to slide around once they are on the mat.
In this activity the children put a number card on the blank square on the left and then find the matching number card and put it on the blank square on the right. Play continues until all number squares have been matched.
You can grab the patterns for free until Sunday October 23rd ... after that they will only be available in the member's section which is also where I have added an owl alphabet match.
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If you have followed my blog for a while you know that I love creating activities for fine motor development. I made an owl cover-up for the first week of November and it is actually part of my new upcoming fine motor cover-up download which will be released very soon!!
Just print out the owl mat on cardstock paper and laminate. There is a black and white version ... a part color version ... and a full color version to choose from. There are also two different cover-up levels.
In this activity children cover up the blank circles. We used buttons but you can use items such as:
playdough pom poms magnets stickers flat glass beads do-a-dot markers bingo daubers You can also have the children roll a dice and cover up the same number of circles on the mat for a roll ... count ... and cover activity. Always remember to use supervision when using small items with children under the age of three and those still in the stages of putting items in their mouth. You can grab the owl cover-up here and if you get a chance let me know what items you would use with this activity by leaving a comment.
Gobble Gobble!! Here is November's number tracing calendar and other November items including daily reports and calendar numbers. I included both owl and turkey themes.
I also made owl and turkey themed days of the week and months of the year strips that can be used in pocket charts or in your calendar centers. We also do sequencing and matching with them. Just print ... cut ... and laminate.
number tracing calendar calendar numbers and other items days and months
The free membership printable this week is a spider alphabet sequence match which is great for letter recognition recognition and review as well as fine motor development. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and then laminated them.
I separated the spider cards and the letter circles and set them out in a basket. I also mixed up the letters so they were not in order. I made both upper and lower case letter so you can choose which you want to use.
In this activity the children put the spider cards in alphabetical order and then put the matching letter circle on each spider. Play continues until all letters have been matched.
You can grab the patterns for free until Sunday October 23rd ... after that they will only be available in the member's section which is also where I have added a spider number sequence match.
The free membership printable this week is a scarecrow color and pattern match which is great for color recognition and visual discrimination. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and then laminated them.
I set the scarecrow mats out along with the color and pattern circles. You can do this activity with just the color circles or just the pattern circles or a mixture of them both. I did include color word circles as well.
In this activity the children pick a color or pattern circle and place it on the left pumpkin. They then find the matching circle and place it on the right pumpkin. Play continues until all colors and/or patterns have been matched.
You can grab the patterns for free until Sunday October 16th ... after that they will only be available in the member's section which is also where I have added a scarecrow alphabet match.
The free membership printable this week is pumpkin alphabet clip which is great for letter recognition and review as well as fine motor development. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and then laminated them.
I set mine out in a basket along with clothespins but you can arrange yours any way you like. The set comes with upper to upper ... upper to lower ... and lower to lower case letters. I have also included cover-up circles for those who do not want to use clothespins.
In this activity the children clip or cover the letter that matches the letter in the center of the pumpkin. Play continues until all letters have been matched.
You can grab the patterns for free until Sunday October 9th ... after that they will only be available in the member's section which is also where I have added the pumpkin number clip. |
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