First, kids trace lines on this prekindergarten writing worksheet to strengthen the fine motor skills needed to form the letter A. Then they trace the letter A!
Use these number cards with your students to give them practice with identifying, counting, and ordering numbers from 1-20. Have them cut the cards out and have fun practicing with numbers!
In each group, one word doesn't sound like the others. When your child sounds words out, they are learning the building blocks of spelling and reading!
Fine motor skills and reading uppercase and lowercase letters come together in dot-to-dot coloring pages and mazes. Versatile games throw numbers and shapes into the mix too!
Pre-K kids start to form a basic understanding of scholastic topics that they will continue to build upon in the future. Preschool is an exciting time as small students learn about simple shapes, sounds of letters, how to sort objects and how a seed turns into a plant. The Learning Library’s educational, practical and engaging worksheets, lesson plans, interactive stories, and other sources are exceptional tools to get children interested in learning for the rest of their lives.
Resources for Prepping Preschoolers
With the Learning Library resources, preschoolers become familiar with math, English, science, art, and other subjects before they start kindergarten. The educator-created tools range from spirited interactive books and lively games to interesting worksheets and captivating hands-on activities that parents and teachers will enjoy, too.
Some of those enjoyable lessons include an activity on rhyming words with the infamous “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” song and an exercise that teaches kids how to make an always-delicious peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Visually captivating online games such as Secret Agent Subtraction and Gem Miner typing, accustoms little ones to the keyboard and computer while they learn a few basics on educational subjects.
But Pre-K children are full of energy, which make hands-on lessons the perfect way to engage them with new ideas. Children are introduced to science by growing their personal garden; Teach little students how to plant a pea seed while simultaneously planting a seed of inspiration. Prime preschoolers on the rules of the road with a road signs game or save a few bucks on paint by measuring and mixing your own homemade finger paint.
Whether teaching preschoolers the concept of mindfulness or introducing them to their ABCs, the Learning Library resources are there so small ones will be prepared for what's to come.
