Early Childhood
A great way to keep track of a child's upper- and lower-case letter recognition.
Use this form to analyze a child's abilities in the following areas: play, self-help, self-concept, social, language/communication, motor, dispositions, problem solving, math, and literacy.
Record and assess which sounds your students (or children) know with this worksheet.
Includes Gap, Old Navy, Gymboree, Carter's, OshKosh, and Hanna Andersson (which doubles as a Euro size chart).
This chart will help children build confidence with addition, subtraction, and more!
Simple sheet breaks down foods to introduce by baby's age. Includes checkboxes and thumbs up/down to help keep track of which foods have been tried.
This simple form lets students record their behavior by drawing the mouth on the face that matches their behavior (smile = good, straight line = needed reminder, frown = not acceptable). Can be used multiple times in one day by specifying the activity above each set of faces.
- I am following my teacher's directions
- I am being kind to other students
- I am participating in class
Make sure children are holding the writing utensil with a pincer grip when tracing. 
Trace this flower and practice the pincer grip... Or use play dough and practice rolling and forming the dough into a colorful flower!