Spring Birds Thematic Unit, Part 2

By Kayla • April 3, 2018

Spring Bird Preschool Printables
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{Jolanthe of Homeschool Creations and Carisa of 1+1+1=1 have teamed up to create this fabulous spring bird preschool pack! Hurry on over to their sites for the download ~ in the meantime, here are a few of our favorite activities that place this series of preschool printables in the "don't miss" column!}

The second series of printables, created by Carisa, invites your students to strengthen fine motor skills, practice writing patterns, engage visual discrimination skills, review colors, learn color sight words, discover simple and complex patterns, and much much more! We'd love to feature each and every worksheet, but here's a small taste of what she has in store...

Spring Bird Writing Patterns Preschool Printable
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Invite your kiddos to try their hand at a little pre-writing practice with this fun pattern writing exercise. As students complete the activity {with a pencil or dry erase marker}, they will build hand muscles important for writing, learn proper pencil position, and discover the directional movement of writing. [NOTE: Once the exercise is complete, offer your preschoolers a pair of scissors for some extra fine motor building!]

Spring Bird Sorting Preschool Printable
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While it's likely your preschoolers practice some form of sorting in their everyday play, challenge their skills with this fun bird/bird house sort! Students build fine motor coordination as they cut and paste the activity tiles to the proper column and, while it may be overly simplified, this can be a great introduction to differentiating between living and nonliving things.

Spring Bird Sight Word Recognition Preschool Printable
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Perfect for your literacy center, students will build vocabulary and sight word recognition as they search through this guided story worksheet for the high frequency words listed on their accompanying activity sheet. Consider assigning a specific stamp, sticker, or symbol to each sight word, inviting your students to place the identifying mark below/on the words in the story to ensure proper identification and completion.

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Kayla Johnson

Kayla is a creative homeschool mom and co-owner of SupplyMe. She's passionate about teaching her kids through hands-on learning and faith-based education. Whether she's crafting with her kids or planning lessons, she loves inspiring others to make learning meaningful and fun. Read more about Kayla →

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