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Week 5 of this independent study packet for preschool students offers plenty of at-home learning challenges.

Spark early interest in nature with this science workbook, the perfect learning companion for a hike or walk on the beach. Your preschooler will count and differentiate living and non-living things.

Here are 5 more days of independent study packet material for preschoolers. Week 6 features storytelling cards, a weather mobile craft, a fish for numbers game, community helper paper dolls, and more.

In this workbook you'll find everything preschoolers need to practice counting.

Help your child master the idea of more, less, and equal. This workbook is filled with math comparison exercises that teach your preschooler the basic math concept of sizes and amounts.

Our preschool independent study packet delivers hands-on activities to create, build, design, and move.

In this workbook children can color their way through a few of the most common colors! They'll boost their vocabulary as they listen to, or recognize, words and objects associated with certain colors.

Preschool focuses on pre-writing: ABCs, vowel sounds and simple words. Prep for writing success with these worksheets that focus on letter recognition, word-building and a bit of storytelling.

This thanksgiving season, express gratitude for food, family, and friends through this series of family-friendly activities.

Help your child build fine motor skills putting together and playing games. Then she can toss a coin, ride a roller coaster and even hunt for bugs, while using her logic, patterning and math skills.

By land, air or sea, transportation gets you there, and for your kids this workbook brings different transportation near. They can color, cut-out or match their favorite and new ways to motor.

Hear, taste, touch, see and smell with this hands-on sequence of experiments and activities! Your child can explore his five senses and build important prediction and observation skills.

Use this series to help your child explore the passage of time, from days to years. Kids will get to map their lives on a timeline as they learn about concepts of past, present and future.

With these worksheets children will become familiar with the sound that each consonant letter makes. Learning to articulate the sounds is a key step needed to help children with pre-literacy.

With these worksheets children use their logical thinking to distinguish the difference between objects such as tall or short, more or less. Measuring helps kids understand the dimensions of objects.

This workbook reinforces word knowledge by incorporating the names of familiar and not-so-familiar colors and numbers into fun, interactive activities that seem more like play time than study time!

This sorting and matching workbook is perfect for pre-reading kids. Pictures tell tales for them to follow and make sense of.

This phonics workbook is a great way to learn that F is for fox, I is for igloo, and more! Kids will learn to recognize and group beginning sounds while doing some fun coloring.

Preschool children begin to develop the skill of sorting items. These worksheets will help children practice classifying objects by looking for differences, categorizing by size or shapes.

Explore the differences between day and night with Daisy and Norman. Your child's observation and fine motor skills will be put to the test by all of the sorting, sequencing, and simple experiments.

Help your child broaden his vocabulary to become a better reader and writer. This book covers comprehension strategies hands-on, like categorizing, finding differences and matching words to pictures.

In this workbook, perfect for kinetic learners, kids cut out and count numbers zero to 10.

Kids will learn early science lessons through exploration, and gain extra writing, reading, and math practice in this hands-on workbook.

This workbook introduces math basics like numbers and counting with help from everyday objects. With fun illustrations to demonstrate basic addition, your child can make the connection between counting up and adding.