Halloween is one of those holidays where kids love to talk about what costume they’ll be wearing, or what they’d love for trick-or-treating, and many other things. I’ve been thinking about if we turn this into something meaningful, something to get to know your kids even better. That’s why I created these All About Me…
In comparison with picture-matching activities, shadow-matching worksheets are a bit tricky because your little learners need to compare the characteristics of pictures and shadows – to notice the subtle difference. In the long run, this activity helps kids with distinguishing the difference between the letter ‘b’ and ‘d’, or ‘p’ and ‘q’, which look similar…
Are you looking for Halloween-themed literacy activities with some twist of fun? If your kids love crafts, I’m sure they’ll love this Halloween Letter Sorting activity. This activity is about building a Haunted House with matching house parts. You’ll get to put a roof, door, window, and chimney to build a house. Let’s take a…
Are you looking for a non-spooky Halloween-themed dot printables activity? We’ve got just that for you. This Halloween Dot Printables pack is perfect for your preschooler and toddler’s fine motor skills activities. You can dot the spots using a dot marker, bingo dauber, dot sticker, or simply color in the dots. This pack includes 59 pages of dot printables…
Looking for NO PREP Fall Halloween sorting activities? Sorting, while it looks almost effortless, this basic skill helps little kids to develop the skills to identify similarities or differences between objects. And why is this important? For example, if you show big letter A with Arial normal font, and big letter A with Arial italic font,…
Are you planning for Halloween classroom parties, or looking for something to put on your candies for trick-or-treating? If you need something cute like gift tags, I’ve got some fun Halloween gift tags for you. It’s fun creating them and I hope your kids love it to bits! Now let’s take a look at some…
Little kids can find it hard to control the force and pressure they put on the crayon or pencil while they are writing down something. This sometimes leads to paper tear and eventually leads to tantrums OMG. It’s okay. You can help your kids with pencil control by letting them play with toys, doing tasks…
One of the best things about seasonal celebrations is that, we get to blend the seasonal theme into our teaching and voila! the kids will be more engaging and more focused. That said, if you’re planning for tracing practice in Halloween month, you don’t want to miss our 69 pages Halloween tracing worksheets packet. About…
Do you find that your kids find it challenging to trace in the dotted lines tracing pages? This is maybe because the lines are too thin; it’s quite tricky for little kids to manage their hand-eye coordination. That’s why I created this type of tracing pages – tracing in thick lines, with arrows. Since the…
My 17-months old baby love do-a-dot activity so much! She love to play it using the colorful vibrant dot stickers. Hence today, I am sharing with you our newest fun Do-a-Dot Printables, the Spider Do-a-Dot. P.s : This activity will also be perfect as an addition to your Halloween printable activities. This is a no-prep…