Review even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8) and one-to-one correspondence!
Use this worksheet to reinforce telling time to the hour on an analog clock.
Practice basic (money) counting skills with the worksheet. Laminate for reuse.
Use this small alphabet book to reinforce letters and the sounds they make.
Four pages of general accomplishments related to a child's literacy success. First two pages are broken down by age; last two pages break down writing and reading development into stages of skill.
Have children draw the dots, add them up, and write the sum on the line.
Caring for preschool children:
What preschool children are like - how teachers can use this information to promote communication.
Children draw to complete the patterns.
When asked about school readiness skills, many teachers say children who succeed in kindergarten know when and how to control their impulses. They can follow through when a task is difficult and listen to directions for a few minutes. This sheet can help parents get their child ready for kindergarten.
Practice writing numbers 0 to 12. Each number includes a corresponding picture to help reinforce 1:1 correspondence.
The preschool outcomes list is a great way to track preschoolers progress from the beginning of the year. It will show the students' progress in shapes.
Thirty activities to stimulate a preschool-aged child's early reading skills, along with a guide for how parents can assist their children.
Number Cards with pictures for zero through ten. Includes 4 Wild Cards.
One public school published this listing as the abilities needed to enter Kindergarten.
These are simple activities that can start your preschooler on a path to science-based learning.
These simple activities can start your preschooler on a path to math-based learning!
No More Whining can be a useful tool to help teachers or parents to understand why children whine. It also gives suggestions on how to help them through it.
List of preschool book recommendations