Set includes:
Children will practice retelling the classic Bill Martin Jr. story of “Brown Bear” using flannel board animals and characters. Skills in this packet include sequencing, identifying colors, and color words.
Black Bear reinforces learning lower and uppercase letters, letter matching, and rhyming.
Let’s go camping and match lowercase tents to uppercase bears, practice putting the bears and tents in ABC order and identifying the sounds they make.
Have fun going on a bear hunt. Number recognition, counting, and ordering numbers are skills gained on the hunt.
Children will practice and learn many different prepositions. They will improve their listening skills, following directions, and language skills. “Put the red monkey on the tree. Put 2 purple monkeys under the tree, above the tree, next to the tree, over the tree, etc."
A popular song and number activity. Teaches number recognition, ordering numbers, one-to-one correspondence, and following directions.
What better way to teach your children lowercase letters? This activity will reinforce lower case letters, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.
The little worm packet reinforces colors, number recognition 1-10, and ordering numbers.
Makes a great math center. Reinforces sorting, counting, and patterning.
A flannel board activity that will improve letter and math skills. Some of these skills include letter identification from a-z, number identification 1-20 and counting.
Put the apples on the tree and watch them fall. Children will learn to practice identifying lowercase letters and their sounds.
The little bird packet reinforces colors, number recognition 1-10, and ordering numbers.
Children love the “Wheels On the Bus” and they will love this activity/song. It will help them learn the letters and sounds that the letters make. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
Have fun in the garden learning letters, sounds, and putting them in ABC order.
Children will identify the alphabet chalkboards and follow the directions in the song for each letter. Putting the letters back in the right sequence and being aware of the rhyming in the song are additional skills in this activity. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
Chicka goes with the popular story by Bill Martin, Jr. There are 2 different activities that reinforces upper and lowercase letters, letter sounds and rhyming.
Two different activities to help identify uppercase and lowercase letters and the sounds they make. The other activity is a little game they play called “OH NO.” The game helps the children with following directions, identifying letters, being good sports, and listening. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
Reinforces lowercase letters.
A fun and colorful way to introduce reading strategies to children. Listening and following directions are 2 important skills needed in this activity. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
Let’s go down on the farm and practice learning letters and sounds. Other skills include putting letters in the correct order and recognizing the sound that each animal makes. Choose from uppercase or lowercase sets.
Reinforces recognizing uppercase letters and learning to spell.
Super fun activity to reinforce lower case letters a-z and their sounds. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
Put the apples on the tree and watch them fall. Children will learn to practice identifying lowercase letters and their sounds.
A fun and unique way to teach the children their sight words using the “old woman theme.”
Reinforces recognition of letter names and letter sounds. Song is found on Dr. Jean’s CD: “Kiss Your Brain.”
This western theme set helps children identify upper and lowercase letters and practice matching them. Yeehaw!
Reinforces recognizing uppercase letters and learning to spell.
A fun and unique way to teach children the alphabet letters and their sounds using the “old woman theme.”