Caterpillar Patterning Printable

Caterpillar  Patterning Printable

This is a printable I made for my daughter to use for color matching and patterning.  The printable has six different caterpillar patterns.  You can use the worksheet with pom poms.  To download the printable go here.

April Showers Printables

Preschool Printables

I have created some free printables for this weeks theme: April Showers. The printables include: A Rain Boot Matching Activity,Cloud and Raindrop Number Matching Cards, An Umbrella Number Activity and Raindrop Letters. Here are some pictures of the printables. The links to download them are beneath the picture. All the printables are copyrighted and can not be sold. Please feel free to use them, but please link back to me if you post the activities on your blog or would like to share the activity with others. If you use my printables please also leave a comment or send me an e-mail. I would love to know if you and your child enjoyed the activity. I am always looking for ways to improve my activities. If you have any questions or comments please e-mail me at charps117@gmail.com

Rain Boot Matching Game

Cut apart the boots and have your child match the boots together.
Download Printable Here

Download Printable 2 Here

Cloud and Raindrop Matching Game
Cut apart the cards and have your child match the number with the correct number of raindrops.
Download Printable Here

Umbrella Number Line

Cut out the umbrellas and have your child place the umbrellas in numerical order.

Download Printables Here

Raindrop Alphabet

Attach the raindrops to clothespins. Hang the clothespins on a clothesline.

Activities:

Place the raindrops on the clothesline in alphabetical order.

Take off some raindrops and have your child find where the letter goes.

Spell your child's name or familiar words using the raindrops.

Download Printable Here

Jellybean Math with Printables- Jellybean Counting Cards

Thanks to Erica from confessions of a homeschooling mom, I've learned how to share my printables with you. Hopefully this will work. This week's activity with printables is jellybean math. (Starburst jellybeans are on sale for $1.67 a bag at Publix and there is a $1/ 2 coupon found in March 7th Red Plum Coupon Booklet. I found this deal from Jenny at southernsavers.)

Here is a link to the printable. It's nothing to get overly excited about. I am sure you could easily make this yourself, but why waste the time if it is already made. If you do print it out and post the activity please link back to me, thanks.

The activity is simple. Little Sweets was given jellybeans and a counting card. I showed her where to put the jellybeans on the card. Then we counted them and I showed her the number on the card. Afterwards, she got to eat the jellybeans. I was surprised at how quickly she got this activity. This was one of her first counting activities. I think she did very well.

Yay!! Can I eat them now?

Here is a picture of the printable. It has a patterning activity and a number card activiy. I cut the worsheet apart to make it easier for Little Sweets. It made it easier for her to focus on one thing at a time.