Preschool Farm Theme

Below you can find tons of fun and engaging preschool Farm Activities! Pick and choose the activities for your lesson or download a free copy of our Farm Preschool Lesson Plan to save you time!

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Featured Plan Activities

Below you’ll find activity ideas featured in our Farm sample plan.

Art & Creativity
Make Muddy Animal Tracks
 Come get muddy in our Make Muddy Animal Tracks activity! Preschoolers will love mixing colors to make brown paint, and then using it to create tracks with toy tractors or pigs. This hands-on activity is not only fun, but also helps develop color mixing skills and imagination. Join us for a messy and joyful experience!

Dramatic Play
Act out the Chores on a Farm
 There are so many chores on a farm! Set up stations where your preschoolers can pretend to carry out farm chores. As they dress up and act like farmers, preschoolers practice sequencing, build farm-related vocabulary, and strengthen gross motor skills through fun, hands-on movement.

Building & Small World Play
Farm Small World Play
Create an immersive farm experience in your preschool by adding farm animals, tractors, barns, fencing, and red-themed blocks. Encourage imaginative play and fine motor skills as children construct their own barns/stalls while learning about farm life. A fun and educational small world play activity for young learners.

Language and Literacy
Chicken and Eggs Letter Matching
Children choose a letter card then locate and mark the matching letter on the mat.
Make Animal Sounds
Preschoolers will have a blast exploring their vocal abilities while playing the Practice Making Animal Sounds activity. By imitating farm animal sounds, children will enhance their language skills and engage in imaginative play

Mathematics
On the Farm Positional Phrases
The children will place the characters in the appropriate position on the mat as they follow the positional instructions that are given.
Farm Scale Activity
Using a preschool scale, farm animals, hay, and corn kernels, children can experiment with the materials to see which weighs more. It is the perfect opportunity to use words such as more, less, empty, add, and subtract.

Science & Discovery
Sorting Healthy Food
Explore food groups and sort foods into categories.
Muddy Animals Sensory Bin
Mix up some Chocolate Oobleck mud for the sensory bin and add a variety of plastic farm animals for children to explore..

Physical Fine Motor
Farm  Prewriting & Cutting Practice
Children practice tracing, or cutting along the dotted lines

Physical Gross Motor
Wheelbarrow Races
Invite your preschoolers to engage in a wheelbarrow race! Provide a space where there is plenty of open room to move and safe for this activity. Have children take turns being the wheelbarrow and the farmer. Before the activity be sure to talk about safety with this experience. Wheelbarrows need to know that their farmers will go at a slow pace to keep them safe.

Other
What is your Favorite Farm Animal?
Print out pictures of a few different farm animals, and do a classroom vote allowing each child to pick their favorite farm animal. Discuss which one was the class favorite and have a discussion about voting and why we do it.

*Make Muddy Animal Tracks

Invite your preschooler to mix up colors to make brown!This is a fun way to explore mixing colors and the resulting paint can be used as mud for making tracks using little tractors r use toy pigs to create pig tracks. 
See our tutorial for making brown using primary colors. 

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*Where is Goose? Finger paint Resist

This a fun activity to complement the book Barnyard Banter. Simply attach a goose cutout (Members can download this Goose Template inside our Barnyard Banter Story Time Activity Set) to your paper, and cover with finger paint until the goose is "hidden". Your student will be so excited when they gently peel the cutout away to review where goose was hiding.

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Chick Craft

The Chick Craft activity is a fun and engaging art project for preschoolers. With colorful construction paper, feathers, and googly eyes, children will create their own adorable chick. This activity promotes fine motor skills, creativity, and imagination as children cut, glue, and assemble their own unique chick. The end result is a cute and personalized craft that children will be proud to show off. View Member Instructions

Community Member Sheena W. shared this cute chic craft. Simple provide circle cutouts, a triangle beak, googly eyes, and a variety of materials to complete the chick! Yellow feathers would be a fun addition!
She invited her kids to create the wings and feet using their handprints. 

​Old McDonald Had a Band

Listen to the song Old McDonald Had a Band by Raffi
Then set up an invitation to create the song using instruments you have on hand. 
Change up the lyrics to match the instruments you have, each child can play a different instrument or take turns with instruments. 

Sheep Craft

Provide a sheep cutout or image along with cotton balls and glue. Invite children to dip the cotton balls in glue and then glue to their paper to fill in the sheep. 
Pair this craft with the book Farmer Brown Shears his Sheep by Teri Sloat

                                         Paint with Hay

Make small bundles of hay using a rubber band. Invite children to dip the end of the hay in paint and paint freely. View Member Instructions

Create with Yarn

Learn about how yarn is made and then invite children to use yarn in their creations!
Set up a simple invitation with a variety of yarn, scissors, and glue. Children can practice their cutting skills and glue the yarn to paper to make designs.  The book Farmer Brown Shears his Sheep by Teri Sloat is a fun rhyming book that shows how yarn is made from wool. 

Up-cycle to Create a Farm

Provide a variety of materials such as food boxes, paper towel tubes, and shredded green paper for children to create a farm from recyclables. 

Corn on the Cob Painting

You will start this activity by inviting the child to paint the corn on the cob with different color paints, and then they can roll the painted corn onto paper.
​Try using the ends of the corn as a stamper too!
See the Corn on the Cob Painting Tutorial for more details

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Make your own Big Read Barn

Read or watch a YouTube Read Aloud of the book Big Red Barn by Margaret Wise Brown
After reading/Watching a Read Aloud of  Big Red Barn invite your preschoolers to build their own big red barn. Challenge them to create a barn using craft sticks and glue. They can use markers or paint to color the sticks red if they wish. They may have other ideas for assembling the barn or if working with younger children the sticks can be glued flat to paper to create the barn. 

Farm Snack Idea

​Miss Vicki's Daycare has been having so much fun learning about the farm! Look at this fun snack she made!

Classic Farm Songs

There are so many fun songs to share with children related to this theme! Many are songs adults recall from their childhood...though some of the lyrics might be a bit fuzzy. Flip through your Class Book of Songs, Fingerplays, and Rhymes* to recall some of these songs and discover new ones to share as well. 

Farm Themed Dramatic Play Ideas

Farmers Market Dramatic Play

Create A Farmer's Market
Add a Market Stand, a Garden for Picking Fruits, and Vegetables. Add baskets, a cash register, and signs. 

Club Member Alegria P. shared how she set up our Farmer's Market Dramatic Play set in here space.

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Create a Farm

Create a Farm: Add a Barn, Pretend Animals, Hay Bales, and Ride on Horses.
Include a home for the animals on the farm such as a Barn, Stable or Chicken Coop. 
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Add the following Dress-up items to the Dramatic play area: bandanas, Cowboy Hats, Overalls, Rubber Boots, Pails, Stick Horses, work gloves, straw hats, Animal Costumes, and plaid shirts.

Erica's Educare Learning Center

Our Friend Erica P. of Erica's Educare Learning Center set up this fun farm space in her program.

Erica's Educare Learning Center

Erica's Educare Learning Center

 This Farm Themed Dramatic Play Space was created by our friend Debbie M. of Bright Beginnings Preschool

Bright Beginnings Preschool

Debbie Stringfellow Mays

Act out Performing Farm Chores

There are so many chores on a farm!  Set up stations where your preschoolers can pretend to carry out farm chores. Our friend Christine set up this adorable chicken coop in her space. Use our Farm Chores Obstacle Course  to easily create stations for this type of activity.

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Pretend Eggs Hatching

Even if you can't hatch your own eggs, you can still learn about this process! Our friend created this fantastic invitation to view pretend eggs hatching! View Member Instructions

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Christine M Chadwick Grygar

Christine Says: "Over night each night I drew cracks with a sharpie, cut cracks, and put a new chick in until all the eggs "hatched". We had so much fun!"

Small World Farm Play

Add a variety of Farm Animals, Tractors, Barns, Fencing, Blocks to build Barns/Stalls to your construction space this week.

Take a closer look at how our friend Alina at Growing Up Montessori and Waldorf Inspired created this lovely farm chores small world play set up using our farm chores set.

Farm Chores Set

Add an assortment of red or farm themed blocks if available to your block center along with a variety of farm animals to support children in building their own farm. 

Popsicle Stick Barn STEM Challenge

STEM activities encourage student’s to make connections to “real life” problems with a hands-on approach while fostering creativity, problem solving all while increasing concentration! With this challenge preschoolers are given popsicle sticks and play-dough to create a barn for their animals. View Member Instructions

Farm Pictures

To enhance the child’s block play experience include pictures of farms, haystacks, barns, silos, and cornfields. Invite them to build using those pictures.

Build Farm Animals with Blocks

Have children create farm animals using blocks. Be sure to provide plenty of photos for inspiration.

Chicken and Eggs Letter Matching*

Invite your preschoolers to work on matching lowercase letters or uppercase to lowercase letters using this fun chicken file folder game included in our Farm Activity Pack. 

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Farm 3-Part Cards*

Community Member Alina shared her invitation to explore farm nomenclature using the Farm 3-part cards from the Farm Activity Pack. 

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Farm Animal Beginning Sounds

Explore beginning sounds using these farm animal clip cards from the Farm Activity Pack. 

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Gather Letter Eggs

Place letter tiles in several eggs. Then lay out materials. Encourage students to open each egg and identify each letter contained inside. Instruct them to find all the letters in their name. You can hide these eggs around the room, use them at an individual table for center time or as a small group activity.

Practice Making Farm Animal Sounds

Throughout this theme play many games where children create farm animal sounds. Farm animal sounds are a great tool for helping children develop language skills. View Member Instructions

Corn Kernel Letter Hunt Sensory Bin

Put together a sensory bin of dried corn kernels with letters scattered in the bin, having a matching worksheet with the letters encourage the preschooler to match the letters they find in the bin to the worksheet. 
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Where is Goose by Sharon Beasley Strickland
Mrs. Wishy Washy’s Farm by Joy Crowley
The cow that went oink by Bernard Most
Barnyard Dance by Sandra Boyton
Big Red Barn by Margaret Wise Brown
​Mrs. Wishy Washy's Farm by Joy Cowley and Elizabeth Fuller
​Night Night Farm by Roger Priddy

Member Read Alouds & Story Time Activities

Club Members can access all of our Read Aloud Library and a Story Time Activities inside the member download area! This week we recommend:

From Grass to Milk Read Aloud and Story Time Activities
Barnyard Banter Story Time Activity

*Down on the Farm Positional Phrases

Practice positional phrases with this fun game included in the Farm Preschool Activity Pack. Read the sentence and then follow the directions using the included printable pieces. ​

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Farm Slide and Find

Practice number matching with our fun slide and find Farm Activity!  Slide the animal strip to match the number on the barn, children working on beginning sounds can then review the word at the bottom of the barn. 

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Farm Animal Sorting​

Provide a variety of toy farm animals. Invite children to sort in a variety of ways. To get them started suggest they sort the animals by size, then challenge children to come up with other ways the animals could be sorted. 
Some other ideas: where they live on the farm, what they eat, how many legs, color, and hair/fur. 
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Farm Scale Activity

Using a preschool scale, farm animals, hay, corn kernels and experiment with the materials to see which weighs more. It is the perfect opportunity to use words such as more, less, empty, add, subtract. ​
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Farm Animal Coverings

Set up an animal covering sorting mat to complete using plastic farm animals.
Do they have feathers, fur, or scales?

*Farm to Table Science

This week talk about where food comes from! This can be done through a mix of videos, books, and activities. Club Members can download this set of Story Time Activities to complement the book From Grass to Milk and learn more about where milk comes from.
During meals and snacks spark discussion about where the food came from. Prompt children to think beyond the grocery store or restaurant their meal came from. Include discussion of all the people that were needed to get the food from a farm to your table including the farmers that planted, watered, and harvested the grains/produce, people that were involved in the sorting, transportation, and storage of the food and the people responsible for getting it to stores and stocking shelves. 
​There are so many community workers to talk about when discussing food from farm to table. 

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Why do Chickens Lay Eggs?

Review the life cycle of a chicken! This is a simple explanation for the chicken life cycle, consider setting up your own activities with props for children to interact with. 

Make Homemade Butter

Try making homemade butter with your preschoolers this week. Here is a video on how to complete this lesson. This activity requires few ingredients and lots of little muscles!

Investigating Seeds

For this activity you will need a variety of different seeds, a tray or ziploc bags and a magnifying glass invite the child to come observe and investigate the various seeds. Discuss the differences between sizes, colors and what the seeds will grow into.
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Pigs in the Mud Sensory Bin

Mix up some Chocolate Oobleck mud for the sensory bin and add a variety of plastic farm animals for children to explore.

Learn how to make your own Chocolate Oobleck Mud!

Parts of a cow

Club Member Exclusive! Learn more about where milk comes from and the parts of a cow (and other farm animals) this week. Club Members can find this cow labeling activity inside our From Grass to Milk Story Time Activity Set.

*Farm Pre-Writing/Cutting Practice-Fine Motor

Set up this Farm theme Pre-Cutting/Writing practice for your preschoolers to work on their fine motor development!

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Tweezing Corn- Fine Motor

You will need kid tweezers and flint corn, this is perfect to do inside the sensory table. You can provide them with a little cup to place the corn kernels in, demonstrate how to use the tweezers to remove the kernels. It may be difficult at first but this is excellent for building those fine motor muscles. 
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Play Dough Farm Animal Invitation

Place out several colors of play dough (pink, brown, etc.), googly eyes, pipe cleaners, etc and invite children to make a farm animal of their choosing. View Member Instructions

                                   Needle in a Haystack

Have children practice their fine motor skills using yellow pipe cleaners as hay. Have children thread them through an overturned colander. The continuous weaving helps preschoolers strengthen their fine motor muscles with repetition.
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Curly Piggy Tails

Provide your students with pink pipe cleaners. Demonstrate how to wrap them around their finger to create a curly piggy tail. After they are done with this center, you can teach them how to flatten the tail, by pinching the pipe cleaners between your thumb and pointer finger and sliding it along the pipe cleaner. 
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Farm Finger plays-Fine Motor

Get those fingers and hands moving with a fun farm themed finger play.
Here is a fun horse fingerplay from ​http://mymissnina.com/ 

Farm Chore Obstacle Course-Gross Motor

Farm chores take a lot of muscles! Set up a Farm Chore Obstacle Course for your littles using the printables from this pack. Inside this pack you will also find suggestions for setting up each part of the obstacle course. 

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Cow Bell Toss-Gross Motor

Hang up a cow bell and then invite children to toss bean bags or small balls to try to hit the bell and make it ring. View Member Instructions 

Play Horseshoes-Gross Motor

Playing horseshoes is a lot of fun for physical development and hand-eye coordination.  Be sure to use an age appropriate set for safety, here is a Backyard Horseshoe Set or if you are a do it yourself kind of person try this DIY Backyard Horseshoes by Design Love Fest or this Tabletop Horseshoe Game from Highlights

Wheelbarrow Races-Gross Motor

Invite your preschoolers to engage in a wheelbarrow race! 
Provide a space where there is plenty of open room to move and safe for this activity. 
Have children take turns being the wheelbarrow and the farmer. Before the activity be sure to talk about safety with this experience. Wheelbarrows need to know that their farmers will go at a slow pace to keep them safe. Farmers need to pay attention to their wheelbarrows to make sure they don't tip and keep going in the right direction. 

Farm Animal Movement* Gross Motor

 Invite the children to join in a game where you get to pretend to be a farm animal. Try doing “roll in the mud like a pig” “gallop like a horse” and “hop like a bunny”. ​

Cow Milking-Gross Motor

Community member Lisa R. shared this fun farm activity! She created a cow that the children could pretend to milk!

Farm Field Trip

Plan a field trip to learn more about farm life and animals. Depending on your program structure you can take a trip to a farm, invite a farmer to your program, or go on a virtual field trip like this one from PBS Kid Vision 

Working Together​

Working on a farm requires a lot of teamwork! 
Farmers rely on many different people to make the farm work efficiently. Explore how a farm operates to spark a discussion of teamwork, setting up a Farm Chores Obstacle Course would be a great activity to compliment this discussion. 
During your activities make connections to the classroom or family. Just like a farm it takes a whole team of people to make a classroom or family work well.  Encourage children to think about what they can do to contribute to their family and classrooms. 

I Am Helpful Class Book

For Social Studies we suggested talking to your students about teamwork on a farm. 
​This is a good time to talk to children about how they are helpful. Community Member Sheena W. shared these photos of the binder she created for showcasing ways the children in her program are helpful. View Member Instructions

A class book about teamwork is a great way to boost children's self-esteem, encourage them to help out, and foster a sense of community. Sheena says "I put this book in our reading center, the children often flip through it and 'read' it."

What is your Favorite Farm Animal?

Print out pictures of a few different farm animals, and do a classroom vote allowing each child to pick their favorite farm animal. Discuss which one was the class favorite and have a discussion about voting and why we do it.

What We Know About Farms

Start or end the unit with a discussion on what we know about farms, make a list and display it in the classroom.
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Play a Game Together: Tractor Rolling Game*

Invite your preschoolers to play a game together, such as this Tractor Rolling Game from the Farm Activity Pack. 
Roll the playing cube, then move the tractor that matches the color rolled on the cube...but be careful you don't get stuck in the mud!

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Team Building: Idea Exchange

Get your group working on exchanging ideas with this activity from my Fall Team Building Activities pack.
This pack has a variety of ideas for supporting preschoolers in developing team building skills. ​

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Visit a Farmer's Market

Plan to take your children to visit a farmers market. This is an opportunity to learn more about Farmers in your community, and their important jobs. 
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Themed Sign-in Activity

Add this farm themed sign in activity to your lineup to support name recognition

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Family Involvement-Farm Experience

Ask families if anyone has experience working on a farm that would like to come and share with the children. Plan to provide a book for them to read aloud followed by a Q&A session. 
​Encourage families to send in photos of experiences at a farm. 

Family Engagement Idea: Pretend Farm 

Set up a parent engagement night with a fun farm theme. 
Set up a pretend farm for families to explore with their students. Set up stations where they can pretend to do Farm Chores along with other fun activities families can engage in with their children. 

Farm Preschool Activity Pack

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Enhance early learning with our 94-page Farm Activity Pack! Support preschool math and literacy development through 27 engaging activities featuring farm animals. From 2D shape clip cards to positional phrases mats, this printable .pdf pack is perfect for hands-on exploration and skill-building. Get your little ones excited about learning with activities like Tractor Rolling Game, Chicken and Eggs Letter Matching, and Farm Rhyming. Download now and make learning a playful adventure on the farm!

• Pig 2D Shape Clip cards
• Hay & Barn color matching activity
• Tractor rolling game
• Farm pre-writing/cutting practice 
• Chicken and eggs letter matching activity
• Farm count and clip cards
• Farm puzzles
• Animals on the Farm counting mats 1-10 
• Gathering eggs ten frame mats 1-10
• Stacking Hay 1-20 Counting Mat
• Farm patterning activity
• Barn sorting by size activity
• Farm first sound clip cards
• Mother and baby farm animal matching cards
• Farm 3-part cards
• Tractor Color matching activity
• On the Farm positional phrases mats 
• Farm slide and find cards
• Farm Animal Movement Cube
• Milk the Cow Fine Motor Activity
• Farm Rhyming Activity
• Farm Syllable Count
• Farm Chores Obstacle Course Cards
• Collaborative Activity Down on the Farm Story
• Sheep Sweeping Mat
• Egg Addition Activity
• Let's Measure Farm Animals

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Farmers Market Dramatic Play Pack

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Do your children love to visit the Farmers Market? This 56 page printable Farmers Market Dramatic Play set includes all of the signs and props you'll need to create a Farmers Market in your space.

This pack includes a variety of signs and printable accessories to transform your space into a Farmers Market. 

Inside this .pdf file you will find:

• Welcome to the Farmers Market (full page sign)
• The Farmers Market is Open/Closed
• Around the Market Poster (featuring real Farmers Market Images)
• Farm Fresh Eggs Sign (1/2 page & Full page)
• Raw Local Honey Sign (1/2 page & Full page)
• Fresh Cut Flowers Sign (1/2 page & Full Page)
• Fresh Local Produce Sign (1/2 page & Full Page)
• Support Local Farmers (Full Page) sign
• Produce Labels featuring real photos: Apples, Pumpkins, Eggs, Cucumbers, Corn, Grapes. Melon, Celery, Lettuce, Potatoes, Peppers, Squash, Pears, Berries, Tomatoes, Flowers, Jam, Honey, Carrots, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Peas, Onion, Garlic, Peaches, Lemons, Oranges. Eggplant, Bananas, Green Beans, Asparagus, Artichokes. Mushrooms, Limes, Cabbage, Cherries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Blackberries, Blueberries, Zucchini, and Leeks
• Price Labels (Pre-made + blank ones)
• Honey & Jam Labels
• Market Stand Item Labels
• When I work at the market jobs sign
• When I visit the market jobs sign
• Job Assignment Headbands & Cards
• Fold and Color Farmers Market Mini Book
• Farmers Market Bunting Sign
• Farmers Market Shopping List (Premade and blank)
• Printable Scale
• Blank Editable Labels

This pack also includes TOS, Directions, Graphics Credit and Suggested items to add to this theme

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Animals Sorting and Classifying Mats

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This download includes 6 fun and engaging preschool animal sorting activities-featuring realistic photos! ​Simply choose the sorting mat(s) of your choice and the animal cards.

Choose to sort animals by:

• Where they live: Arctic, Woodland Forest, Rain Forest, Ocean, Desert, Savanna, Antarctica, Wetlands, and Farm
• How they travel: Walk, Fly, or Swim
• Their skin coverings: Fur, Scales. or Feathers
• The number of legs they have: 0, 2, or 4
• What type of feet they have: Paws, Webbed Feet, or Hooves
• The sound they make: This set includes a QR and URL link to 12 animal audio files .mpv

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Attendance Daily Sign In Activities

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This set includes themed daily sign in and sign out attendance activities for your whole year! These activities help young children learn to recognize their names in a fun way. Your students will love finding their names each day. Simply laminate, add velcro and hang on a wall (or place in a binder).

This editable .pdf file includes an automated class list to make it easy to customize your sign in activities. Simply fill in the form and all of the activities will automatically update with your student names.

Inside this editable set you will find the following themed activities:

• Back to School lunchbox/bus cards
• Apple Tree/Apple cards
• Farm/Hay cards
• Pumpkin Patch/Pumpkin cards
• Fire Safety/Fire Truck cards
• Halloween/Candy Corn cards
• Spider Wed/Spider
• Fall Tree/Leaf cards
• Turkey/Feather cards
• Christmas Tree/ornament cards
• Snow/Snowball cards
• Dental Health/Toothbrush cards
• Valentine’s/Candy Heart cards
• Rain/Raindrop cards
• St. Patrick’s Day/Gold Coins cards
• Bubbles cards
• Easter Basket/Egg cards
• Flower/Petal cards
• Ice Cream/cone cards
• Fourth of July/Star cards
• Camping/Tent cards

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Fall Preschool Math & Literacy Binder

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This fall preschool math and literacy binder is jam packed with all kinds of fall fun!

This 17-page .pdf file includes 8 activities:

Fall Pattern (AB) Mat

Skill: Operations and Algebraic Thinking-Patterning

Apple shape match up

Skill: Geometry-Shapes

Counting Apple Seeds

Skills: Counting and Cardinality-counts to tell number of objects

Ordering Sunflowers by height

Skills: Measurement & Data-Orders objects by measurable attributes (height)

Pumpkin Patch Letter Match

Skills: Emergent Literacy-Alphabet Knowledge

Nutty Color Match

Skills: Measurement & Data-Sorts and classifies objects by one or more attributes (color)

At the school positional word fun

Skills: Geometry spatial reasoning-use and demonstrates an understanding of positional terms.

Falling leaves finger tracing

Skills: Fine Motor Development

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Apple Science Preschool Activities

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Investigating Apples with preschoolers is a fun way to explore the scientific process!

This printable pack helps guide your exploration with investigations written out step-by-step and forms that preschoolers can use independently or with support from an adult.

This 30 pg .pdf includes:

• Table of contents and assembly directions
• Life Cycle of an Apple Poster and Cut & Paste Activity
• Parts of an Apple Poster and Labeling Activity
• Apple Sensory Investigation: Instructions, Recording Form
• `Apple Tasting Investigation Poster, Instructions, Recording Forms, Graphing Forms
• Apple Sink or Float Investigation Poster, Instructions, Hypothesis & Results Recording Form Brown Apple Investigation: Posters, Instructions, Recording Forms
• TOS, Graphics Credit

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I Can Build Scarecrow Preschool Literacy Set & Rebus Story

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Add some literacy fun to your preschool fall activities with this I Can Build a Scarecrow Sequencing Story!

Your students will build new vocabulary, and sequencing skills as they listen to you read this rebus story about how to build a scarecrow.

After reading the included rebus story, your students can practice retelling the story they just heard by using the included story cards or using the included sequencing form to show their understanding of this topic.

This is a great activity to preface building an actual scarecrow in your classroom!

Inside this 14 pg. pack you will find the following printables:

• Building a Scarecrow Rebus Story
• Building a Scarecrow Word Bank
• How to Build a Scarecrow Sequencing Cards
• How to Build Scarecrow Sequencing Activity (Color/B&W)
• I can Build a Scarecrow Craft (Color/B&W)

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