Snowman Color Matching
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
We love this winter snowman activity presented by Deb Chitwood over at PreK+K Sharing! Not only does she link to a free printable to use with the exercise {created by Rose of "The Kids Place" Home Daycare and Preschool}, Deb provides some great insights into displaying the activity as well as presenting it to your kiddos!
Through the activity, students are invited to review colors, strengthen color word recognition, and develop fine motor skills as they match the color top hats to the appropriately labeled snowman and use tweezers to add bead "buttons" {in the matching color} to each cutout. Whether you use it as a Christmas activity or to fill the after-Christmas 'lull', we're certain your kiddos will enjoy adding the finishing touches to the snowmen!
Be sure to visit "The Kids Place" for the free downloads, then pop on over to PreK+K Sharing for display and presentation ideas!
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Kayla Johnson
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