Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
Looking for a fun way to teach young learners about mammals? You’re in the right spot. Scroll down to grab your free mammal sort and then hop on over and grab our Honey Science for even more fun! Getting Ready Prepping was easy! First, I printed off the animal cards on cardstock to make them durable enough for reuse and then cut along the outside
If my kids had to pick a science topic they love the most, it would hands-down be learning about animals. Which is why I love starting our animal habitat lesson with this fun picture sort. It is a great way to introduce kids to animal habitats. Scroll below to download the freebie and then swish on over and grab our farm animal puzzles too! Getting Ready
Teaching little ones about their five senses is so much fun. They love thinking about all of the things they can touch, see, taste, smell, and hear. Grab our popular Five Senses Pack and then print out this playful sort for review! Getting Ready This low prep activity was ready to use in no time! I just printed and laminated each of the pages and
Looking for a print and play 2D shape activity your kids will love? This sorting activity is great to use as an interactive notebook, assessment tool or math center. Grab your set below and then hop over and snag our 2D Shape Activity Pack too! One of the ways we love to introduce shapes to our students is by having them look at the world
Hands on manipulatives make math fun – especially if they come in the form of candy like jelly beans! Kids will love working on addition within 10 using this playful jelly bean addition sort… and they’ll love the tasty, sweet ending too. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready To prep this game, I printed out the cards of jars and jelly beans on cardstock to make
Warning: This is not your average color matching activity! Preschoolers will beg to do this brilliant twist on regular old color sorting over and over again as they practice color and visual perception, fine motor skills and cutting skills. This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting ready First, I printed out the color matching activity on cardstock paper. Cardstock is a bit thicker than normal printer paper so it is easier for your young
