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Transportation and Occupations Flash Cards
By Kayla • April 3, 2018

Perfect for a community helpers or "faces of the community" unit {even a transportation unit!}, these printables created by Gwyn and offered for free on her blog, Preschool Printables, are a great resource for the preschool classroom!
- Create "Transportation" and "Occupation" flip books to introduce the new vocabulary to your students and strengthen word recognition.
- Have your kiddos sort the flash cards {transportation v. occupation} then match the occupation cards to the mode of transportation used in that line of work.
- Use the cards in your writing center, inviting students to complete various activities - trace the word, build the word using letter tiles, stamp the word using alphabet stamps, decorate the word, etc.
- Print two sets of the cards and invite your preschoolers to test their matching/memory skills with a game of concentration.
- Demonstrating their knowledge of the alphabet, invite your kiddos to put the flash cards in alphabetical order.
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