Here’s a fun way to practice beginning sounds for preschoolers and kindergarteners: Sunflower Petal Beginning Sound Matching Puzzle, part of the 7 Days of Sunflower Printables for Kids series (day 3).
Play a simple matching game with your toddler or preschooler: this Sunflower Photo Matching Game doubles as a great conversation starter about different features of sunflowers and is a part of the 7 Days of Sunflower Printables for Kids series (day 2).
Practice counting and number recognition with this cute Sunflower Petal Counting Puzzle! Great for preschoolers and kindergarteners and part of the 7 Days of Sunflower Printables for Kids series (day 1).
Rainbows are a super fun theme for learning with young kids! Check out these 20 Ways to Learn with Rainbows, perfect for working on literacy and math with toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners.
Work on learning and reviewing letter W with this cute W is for Watering Can Letter Maze! Fun for anyone who’s learning letters, from toddler to kindergartener, and great for Earth Day or a gardening theme.
Learn Letters with Fun Letter Mazes! This printable B is for Butterfly Letter Maze is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners who are working on letter recognition.
Practice counting up to 10, 1:1 correspondence, visual discrimination, number recognition, and more with a spring theme: Colorful Kites I Spy Game, perfect for preschoolers!
Learn math, literacy objectives like sight words, and more with these 35+ fun, cute Spring Printables for Kids – toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary students.
Quick and simple printable games for kids: Find and count the different Easter eggs in this Easter Egg I Spy Game! Great for preschoolers and kindergartners.
This no prep roll and cover game is perfect for practicing the times 3 multiplication table with third graders: Giant Easter Egg Roll, Multiply by 3, and Cover Game!
Practice counting up to 10 with these cute printable Ice Cream Counting Puzzles for toddlers and preschoolers. The VIP version includes three different font choices and colored and black and white versions of each.
My kids are always very enthusiastic about playing games – no matter how many times they’ve played the same or a similar game before. If the details are too advanced for 3-year-old N to figure out, E is happy to help him. I love it! They saw today’s Valentine’s Friends Roll, Add, and Cover Game…
