This Hello Sunshine! Counting Printable Pack contains 10 different activities for learning and practicing counting at different skill levels for toddlers and preschoolers with play dough mats, games, clip cards, puzzles, and more. Includes numbers, dice, and tally mark versions.
Check out all these fun printable I Spy games for kids! There are games for Valentine’s Day, Easter, Christmas, and lots of other seasonal and non-seasonal themes! Great way for toddlers and preschoolers to learn to count.
This is a super fun introduction to graphing! Spin and race superheroes to fill up the page with this printable Superhero Graphing Game Printable! Fun and educational for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
Check out all the fun and educational printable clip cards Simple Fun for Kids is sharing! They cover many math, literacy, and other concepts for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners.
Ooops, March is already over! Find out which new posts on Simple Fun for Kids were the most popular in March 2016 and which one was my personal favorite. Topics include sensory activities, round-ups, seasonal activities, and fun educational printables for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners.
Does your kindergartener know how to count with tally marks? My daughter thinks they’re really fun, and it’s a useful skill to have in real life! Try these printable Summer Beach Life Puzzles with Tally Marks as an introduction to or review of the concept!
Help your little one explore the color green in a hands-on sensory way with this Green Water Play for Toddlers activity!
Math Printables for Kids: Learn to count up to 10 with these cute Farm Animal Counting 1-10 cards! The ability to write numbers isn’t required. Great for preschoolers and toddlers who are starting to learn to count!
Working on recognizing traffic signs or a general traffic unit with a preschooler or kindergartner? These 15 traffic sign coloring pages help with a playful approach to talking and learning about the most important traffic signs in the US!
Some boredom busters never fail: This toddler play with plastic Easter eggs and pom poms in a muffin tin activity used the simplest of materials, took less than a minute to put together, and kept my toddler happy and entertained!
Are you teaching your child sight words and looking for fun ideas to make it easier? Try these three ways of learning sight words with gross motor activities! Perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners, and great for other learning objectives, too.
Simple Water Play for Kids: Try this super simple Easter Basket Sensory Soup with toddlers, preschoolers, and even older kids! Lots of fun with something that you can set up easily in a few minutes.
