This free printable animal matching game is a fun way to practice the important skill of visual discrimination. Little learners will have lots of fun with this great activity. There are many ways you can use these picture cards with young children. No matter how you use the matching cards, they will increase their …
This FREE color matching bugs printable makes a great sorting or matching activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Use all of the pieces to sort by color or just use two sets to work on matching. You can also use this set to play Memory. Here are some different ways you can use these …
I LOVE this Planets Alphabet Puzzle. If your child is interested in space or even if they aren’t interested in it yet, this free printable is going to come in handy for your preschooler. Ways to Use the Planets Alphabet Puzzle Cards: Sort the cards by planets and then identify all of the letters …
Kids love dinosaurs and from my experience, when they love them, they REALLY love them and anything that has to do with them. Does your toddler or preschooler love dinosaurs? If so, then this dinosaur color matching FREE printable is for you! Simply download, print, and let the color matching begin. The free printable is …
If your child is showing interest in exploring and identifying shapes and loves trains then these free, printable train shape matching cards are for you! Preparation: Simply print out two copies of this free, printable (link below), cut out, and laminate (optional). How to Play: Show your child the engine card and identify the shape …
Using a bag of small Fall themed foam shapes, I used a Sharpie to create a Fall Math Sorting Game. We were practicing both cardinal and ordinal numbers and simple addition math facts (Example: 1st, one, 1, first, 1+0), but you can customize your game to include whatever you are working on. Ideas: numerals and …
A printable matching game is a great first activity to try with your toddler or preschooler. You can print a card game and match, sort, or play Memory with these cards. Here’s a collection of 60+ FREE printable matching games and printable memory games for your preschooler or toddler: Matching Colors Young children can …
Want a simple way to use some of those fabulous Do a Dot printables floating around on the internet without busting out the paints? While painting them with dot markers is a lot of fun, I wanted something my toddler could do more independently without the risk of having fabulous new dot artwork all over …
Cut eggs from different colors of construction paper. Use whatever stickers you have on hand. Decorate each egg with matching colored stickers. Not only is this a creative color matching activity, but it is great for fine motor development as your child manipulates the stickers.
If your little one is starting to notice or identify colors, then this bug color matching activity is a great way to get started. This free, printable game can be used for matching, sorting, or playing Memory. A color matching game is a great first activity to try with your toddler or preschooler. Just print, …
I found a package of colorful learning links at the Dollar Tree and knew they’d be great learning tools for G (2 years old). Here are some ways we used them for learning link activities: Patterns Making AB patterns was totally new to him, and it took a few tries, but he totally got the …
Here is a quick and simple Christmas matching game to play with your little ones! (My daughter is in a serious matching phase right now – she loves it!) Simply print the colored Christmas light cards, laminate (optional), and cut them apart. Then, let the matching begin! Other Ways to Play Add letters or …