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Help Your Little One Prepare for Pre-K and Kindergarten Series (Part 4: Scissor Skills)

Our little ones will be heading to Kindergarten in just a few short months. So this series was born! We all want our little one to be prepared and successful in Kindergarten.

So for each week in June, July, and August, you’ll find a quick activity to do with your little one to help get them ready. This practice is also beneficial for parents with three years and four years to prepare for Pre-K or help them in Pre-K.  Head below this post for links to other posts with practice freebies.

This FREE Scissor Skills Pack includes 5 no-prep pages.  Just print and they are ready to go! I recommend that your child colors the pictures, traces the lines, and then cuts along the dashed lines.

Scissor skills and practice
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Help Your Little One Prepare for Pre-K and Kindergarten Series (Part 3: Colors)

As summer arrives, our little ones will be heading to Kindergarten in just a few short months. So this series was born! We all want our little one to be prepared and successful in Kindergarten. So for each week in June, July, and August, you’ll find a quick activity to do with your little one to help get them ready. This practice is also beneficial for parents with three years and four years to prepare for Pre-K or help them in Pre-K.  Head below this post for links to other posts with practice freebies.
Colors practice for preschool
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Help Your Little One Prepare for Pre-K and Kindergarten Series (Part 2: Most or Least)

As summer arrives, our little ones will be heading to Kindergarten in just a few short months. So this series was born! We all want our little one to be prepared and successful in Kindergarten. So for each week in June, July, and August, you’ll find a quick activity to do with your little one to help get them ready. This practice is also beneficial for parents with three years and four years to prepare for Pre-K or help them in Pre-K.
Largest and smallest freebie
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Help Your Little One Prepare for Pre-K and Kindergarten Series (Part 1: Largest and Smallest Practice)

As summer arrives, our little ones will be heading to Kindergarten in just a few short months. So this series was born! We all want our little one to be prepared and successful in Kindergarten. So for each week in June, July, and August, you’ll find a quick activity to do with your little one to help get them ready. This practice is also beneficial for parents with three years and four years to prepare for Pre-K or help them in Pre-K. Head below this post for links to other posts with practice freebies. 
Kindergarten practice
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St Patrick's Day Upper and Lower Case Alphabet Practice (Free download)

Practice recognizing the upper and lowercase letters by matching the letters from A through Z with this adorable St. Patrick’s Day set.

This set is useful for students learning to identify and match upper and lower case letters.
This set is also great for letter identification practice, letter-sound practice, and practice spelling.

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Roll-A-Color (Free Download)

I hope this post finds you well! I have a free classroom resource for you to download and use with your students or share with your families to practice at home. All you need to do is print and find some dice. A student rolls the die and identifies the color in the row of the die they roll. The set has two different versions of the Roll-a-Color. I have more sets listed under the picture that are also free for download! If you have a request, please let me know in the comments. 
 
 
Roll A Color Preschool Practice
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Shape Practice for the Home and School: Roll-A-Shape (Free Download)

I hope this post finds you well! I have a free classroom resource for you to download and use with your students or share with your families to practice at home. All you need to do is print and some dice. A student rolls the die and identifies the shapes in the row of the die they roll. The set has two different versions of the Roll-a-Shape. I have more sets listed under the picture that are free for download! If you have a request, please let me know in the comments. 




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