Tiny Thinkers Early Literacy Practice for Preschoolers (Sample) | Everyday Play N Learn Curriculum Series

Tiny Thinkers Early Literacy Practice for Preschoolers (Sample) | Everyday Play N Learn Curriculum Series

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Tiny Thinkers Early Literacy Practice for Preschoolers (Sample) | Everyday Play N Learn Curriculum Series

Tiny Thinkers Early Literacy Practice for Preschoolers (Sample) | Everyday Play N Learn Curriculum Series

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Subjects Covered: Early Literacy & Alphabet Tracing, Pre-Writing Fine Motor Line Work, Visual Discrimination, Number Recognition, & Basic Addition

Core Skills: Letter A Upper & Lowercase Handwriting, Letter Identification, Pre-Writing Line Tracing, Same vs. Different Visual Sorting, Number-to-Quantity Monster Eye Drawing, & Picture Addition Counting

Spark foundational learning and fine motor development with the Tiny Thinkers Early Literacy Practice for Preschoolers Activity Unit by Everyday Play N Learn! This engaging 6-page printable workbook provides a playful, multi-disciplinary introduction to essential preschool concepts.

Perfect for preschool centers, morning warm-ups, or home learning activities, this pack balances literacy, fine motor tracing, visual discrimination, and early math. Young learners trace and write letters, draw lines to connect animals to their homes, identify unique objects, draw monster eyes based on written numbers, and solve simple picture addition problems.

 

What's Inside:

  • Letter 'A' Phonics & Tracing: Practice uppercase 'A' and lowercase 'a' tracing and independent writing, anchored by "apple," along with a letter-finding hunt.

  • Fine Motor Line Tracing: Trace dashed pathways to connect various animals to their homes.

  • Visual Discrimination (Same & Different): Analyze groups of objects and circle the single object that is different.

  • Monster Eye Counting & Drawing: Read numbers (1 through 6) and draw the corresponding number of eyes on friendly monster illustrations.

  • Picture Addition: Count groups of visual items and write the total sums for simple addition equations.

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