Preschool sports theme
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43 Ways to get little bodies MOVING and LEARNING with sports! As you know, when kids are engaged in something they learn it far better. These preschool sports theme activities are fabulous for children of all ages!:
Get these free printable sports worksheets for preschoolers to practice math and literacy skills with a fun and sports theme!
Preschool Made Easy Sports theme is up and ready for your fun! Use these at home activities and learn in thirty minutes a day!
So it was another week of learning around here with the crazies -- the letter was "B" with a theme centered around balls. The crazies had fun with it! We did our writing practice & D has his "B" down so I also introduced money, just the coins. We played with balls, made ball patterns, did some math with balls, discussed ball textures, & even made ball cookies (I totally failed to bring out the camera with that one, uh!). They are loving it & I'm enjoying making the most of D's last year at…
Ready for game day?! This pack is full of math, literacy, and writing centers that are hands on and fun! Preschool kiddos will have a blast with this sports themed pack! You can grab this in my TPT shop. Sports Preschool Theme Pack Here is a look inside the pack. Golf Ball Letters- Write a letter on each ping pong ball. Pick a card. Find and balance those balls onto golf tees. Football Letter Stamp- Squeeze a toilet paper tube into the shape of a football. Dip in paint and read and stamp…
Do you have a sporty preschooler at home? Keep them entertained and engaged with these fun sports-themed crafts! These fun and easy projects are perfect for getting your child excited about their favorite sport. Plus, they make incredible decorations for your child’s bedroom or playroom.
Use recycled materials to create a fun and active activity that aids in number recognition and many other important math skills. View this kids activity
Here is a very simple and fun activity for your little one to practice some fine motor skills! You can do something similar with any shape at all, but since we're beginning Baseball season, I decided to make a baseball! Supplies: White cardstock Yarn (any color will do). :) Hole Punch Marker Scissors Tape Prep Work: 1. Trace a small circle (about the size of a cup) onto a piece of white cardstock. You don't want it to be too big, because you need to be able to get your hole punch to reach…
