Back to School Visual Discrimination Activity
Help preschool-aged children build visual discrimination skills, as they practice recognizing details in common items found in schools. Visual discrimination skills help young children spot subtle differences in photos and objects. Having strong visual discrimination skills are especially important as young children begin to sort out different letters, numbers, and shapes.
This 12-page .pdf file contains the following:
- 16-School Item Magnifying glass mats for the following objects: bus, backpack, calculator, tape dispenser, computer, crayon, pencil sharpener, glue bottle, globe, glue stick, highlighter, hole punch, paper clip, scissors, pencil, erasers
- 16 coordinating magnified image cards
- TOS/Graphics Credit and Directions
How to play
Provide your child with a few of the magnifying mats and magnified images at a time. Your child will review the mats and magnified school supply images. Once a match is found, the child places the matched school supply image on top of the magnifying glass. Play continues until all 16 images have been matched.
Alternative play: Print 2 sets of school images cards and play similar
to memory.
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