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Spring Math Activities: Fill in the Missing Numbers

Kindergarten math is filled with opportunities to build a strong foundation. Children will learn to count forward and backward, skip count, recognize sets (subitize), name shapes, write numbers, and MORE! Practicing missing numbers helps improve counting fluency and number formation. This spring-themed math activity is a great way to progress monitor students to see where…

Easy Chick Paper Plate Easter Craft for Kids

One of my favorite parts of going into our local agricultural store is when they chicks corralled in a container, inside the store. Their adorable little ‘peeps’ and fuzzy, yellow heads melt my heart. These little peeps remind me that spring is knocking on the door and baby animals are being born. A perfectly adorable…

Free Alphabet Matching Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten

Alphabet Matching Games for Preschoolers Learning to read is so exciting! And what better way to start off learning than with some amazing alphabet activities? Letter matching activities are the perfect way to work on not only identifying the letters of the alphabet, but also finding their matching uppercase or lowercase letter. Free Alphabet Matching…

Free Printable Farm Animal Pattern Block Mats

One of my happiest childhood memories is swinging from the rope swing in the hayloft. My dad had a dairy farm and my grandpa had pigs and chickens. So many weekends growing up involved following behind the two of them as they did chores, took animals to market, and worked in the fields. And of…

Fall Theme Calico Corn Salt Painting for Kids

Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and think about all the sights, smells, and sounds of my favorite season: FALL. Nature transforms into brilliant colors all on its own; pumpkins, apples, squash, and corn are done with summer’s heat and ready for us to enjoy. And school is back in session! Your students will…

Farm Theme Preschool Alphabet Activity: Spin & Stamp

Once springtime comes around, a great way to work on letter recognition is through hands on farm activities for preschoolers. When teaching young children letters, repetition is key. This Free Printable Farm Theme Preschool Spin & Stamp Alphabet Activity is an awesome repetitive activity that will help your preschooler learn to tell the difference between…

Preschool Farm Animals Color Posters and I Spy Color Game

Quack, quack, neigh! These farm color posters are a-dor-a-ble! Did I stress that enough? If you teach a farm animal theme in preschool, these Preschool Farm Animals Color Posters and I Spy Color Game are a must. Just print and go for awesome classroom posters AND an interactive game! Exploring colors in preschool is obviously…

Garden Theme Preschool Shape Posters and I Spy Game

Don’t you love it when you find activities and printables for every theme you create throughout the school year?! I know I do! And that is one reason the Garden Theme Preschool Shape Posters and I Spy Game is simply fabulous! Whether your theme is gardening, farming, or something in between, these shape posters for…

Easy to Use Farm Lesson Plans for Preschool

A favorite preschool unit for both teachers and young children is a farm theme! Preschoolers love learning about farm life, reading animal books, and mimicking the sweet animal sounds they hear in farm animal songs for preschoolers. Teachers love how easy it is to tie multidisciplinary activities together with such a fun theme. If you…

Farm Animals “Who am I? Inferencing Riddles for Kids

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Fun Farm Animal Snacks Your Kids Will Love!

We love a great farm animal theme. The fuzzy little calves, noisy quacking ducks, and runaway chickens make a farmers life very busy. Farm animals are typically the first animals that kids learn and making the sounds is one of the cutest things young kids do! All of these farm animal themed snacks are the…

Free Farm Animal Number Posters for Preschool

Growing up, I remember hearing stories of my older brother getting kicked in the head by a cow while standing in the barn, flinging his little body straight into the manure pit. Of course, I think that it is funny now, but I’m sure that my parents didn’t think so at the time…lol! My father…