Polar Bear Preschool Packet **FREE for 3 DAYS ONLY**

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The polar bears in this preschool packet are super cute, fun, and excited to spend time with your kiddos practicing math and literacy skills, mazes, matching, and more!!  And the best part...you can get the whole packet, more than 30 pages, {FREE} for 3 days!!



Grab your free Polar Bear Preschool Packet HERE!!

This packet has loads of fun, printable activities that teach and reinforce basic preschool skills.  It is perfect for preschool and kindergarten, and would go wonderfully with themes like polar animals, arctic animals, animal  homes, and winter!  You could set the activities up for your kiddos to do independently at centers or you could do them one-on-one with your little ones!


You will find the following printable pages in the packet:
Pages 3-7: Uppercase/Lowercase Alphabet Match
Pages 8-10: Count & Clip Bears
Pages 11-12: 2-Part (Heads & Tails) Puzzles
Pages 13-14: Mazes
Pages 15-20: Number Strip Puzzles
Pages 21-23: Patterns
Pages 24-26: Shadow Matching Cards
Pages 27-28: First Letter Clip Bears
Pages 29-30: Matching Counting Cards
Pages 31-32: Size Sorting
Pages 33-34: Which One is Different Clip Cards


Grab your free Polar Bear Preschool Packet HERE!!

 Are you doing an Arctic Animals Theme with your preschoolers (or older kids!)?  If so, be sure to check out my Arctic Animals Theme here!! It has free printables, games, literacy activities, and more!




Happy Educating!
Carla



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Comments

A Kinders Garten Vintage Homeschool said…
Many thanks for this out-a-sight Polar Bear Pre-k Packet & linking up at Mom's Library!!
January 19, 2016 at 10:39 PM
Carla Martins said…
I loved this packet and so will my boy. Thank you.
Carla Martins
January 21, 2016 at 2:47 AM
Unknown said…
YOU ROCK! Thank you so much for the perfect February surprise for my class!
February 1, 2016 at 5:55 PM
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