Showing posts with label snowman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snowman. Show all posts

Friday, 3 February 2012

Letter S:s is for snowman:master list




Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Letter S:S is for snowman:magnet page

Free to download from Confessions of a Homeschooler.  Click here for a whole page of related activities - scroll down for the magnet page.

Monday, 16 January 2012

Letter S:S is for snowman:Numeric Sequence Puzzle

Part of the Winter Wonderland pre-K pack free to download here from Over the Big Moon.

The pack is 25 pages full of other activities such as:
  • prewriting practise
  • cutting practise
  • which one is different
  • complete the pattern
  • snowman size sort/sequence
  • simple puzzles
  • sorting activity (kids v santas helpers)
  • number clip cards
  • beginning sound clip cards
  • colour the Christmas tree
  • 3 part cards
  • shadow matching
the numeric sequence puzzle itself is on p 11 of the pdf.

Thursday, 5 January 2012

Letter S: s is for snowman: playdough mats


Free to download resources from prekinders.  The file contains pages to laminate (or place in a page protector for a cheaper alternative).  There is one set with numbers already printed (image shown above) and another set with the numbers missing.  Although the blog suggests the numberless files are for younger children who are not ready to count yet I think our personal preference will be to print one of the numberless pages and use number "tiles" instead - this way I can use dots, numerals and words to match with the manipulatives and save on printer ink at the same time.
Supply plain white playdough or add glitter to the mix to give a fine motor workout, or for just counting use cotton wool balls, "snowflakes" cut from doilies or white bottle tops.
Good for any winter theme maths centre as well as our S for snowman letter practise.

Saturday, 31 December 2011

Letter S: s is for Snowman:Size Sort

This is just one of the activities offered for free by Confessions of a Homeschooler for s is for snowman suitable for pre-K.  It is one of those activities that B doesn't get (yet) and we have offered it and similar activities several times over the last year.  Whilst three snowman is OK ("big. little and middle") any more than this is just a little confusing for B at the moment so if you are offering this kind of activity for the first time you might want try it with a smaller number of snowman at first.

To download the pdf go to this page and scroll down to the appropriate image to find the link to the file.