I made a tooth fairy shape match for shape identification and fine motor skills. I printed the patterns on cardstock paper ... cut them out and then laminated them.
This activity can be done in a couple different ways. The first way is to have children pick a tooth fairy and then find the tooth fairy with the matching shape and clip them together. You can make two copies of the same color tooth fairies or print off the two different color sets so the children need to rely on matching the shape instead of looking for the same color tooth fairy.
The second way to do the activity is for the children to pick a tooth fairy and then find the matching shape and put it on the blank shape on the tooth fairy card. We used velcro so the pieces would be secured. Again you can choose to use the same color shapes as the tooth fairies or you can use different color shapes.
The third way to use this activity is for children to clip the two cards with the matching shapes together after placing the same shape on the tooth fairy cards. We clip the cards together back to back so the children can see they are the same shape when they flip the cards over.
I have included both black and white patterns as well as two different sets of colored patterns and shapes.
This activity is currently located in the member's section which is also where I have added:
tooth fairy cut and trace strips
tooth fairy cut and trace strips
tooth fairy cut and trace strips added to the member's section
tooth fairy cut and trace added to the member's section
tooth fairy cut and trace strips added to the member's section
tooth fairy cut and trace strips added to the member's section
