Summer Practice Activities!

These two activities are recent additions to my store and would make great summer practice!

 Bees and Hives Letter and Sound Matching for Spring and Summer

What a fun way to practice letter matching and beginning sounds with adorable bees and bee hives! They look really cute completely cut out separately, but if you don't have time they can be cut on the box straight and curved lines. 

  

 

There is a set in color and a set in blackline for less ink use.
Introduce or review the concepts of letter matching first and then add beginning sounds.

 

The other activity is

 Summer Baseball and Mitt Letter Matching Color or Black and White

 What another great way to practice letter matching with a baseball theme of mitts and baseballs! Just laminate and use over and over every year!

There is a set in color and a set in black and white for less ink use. Plus the black and white lined set can be run on colored paper to add more creativity to the activity!

Introduce or review the concepts of letter matching. This activity can be used, even if only a few letter concepts have been introduced. Then add the other pieces as they are learned. 

 

Enjoy!

Tiny Book of Colors

Learning the colors is one of the first skill sets achieved by little people.

Colors are everywhere which makes them so easy to teach. 

 

Freebie Alert Here Only! 

I have a variety of color activities in my store, but have decided to post one here as a

freebie for blog readers only!

Tiny Book of Colors
Here it is in my store, but the free pages are posted below!

This is a quick and easy way to introduce or review colors and color words. Plus each child will have a great take home read and review booklet to keep!

Included in this activity are the colors; red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple, brown,

black, white, and pink.

Here are some example pages shown!



Run the three booklet pages, printing on the front side only. The ten little color examples can be run colored or grayscale. There are two sets to each sheet, but each child only gets one set of ten pictures for their booklet.

 

Pass the three pages out to each student. They are to fold each sheet in half on the short dotted line and again in half on the long dotted line. Place the three folded pages together with the title on the front and The End page last. The booklet then gets stapled or glued together on the left side.

 

The booklet color words maybe traced or colored during introduction or review.

 

 

 

 

Pass out the set of ten little pictures to each student.

They cut the ten pictures apart and glue them in the box on the correct color page. 

The little color boxes can be in color or black and white.There are links in the product description linked above to many other color activities and products!

Enjoy this free activity!