Panda Preschool Printable Packet {{FREE for 1 WEEK}}

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If your preschooler likes pandas and workbook-style activities, you will both love these adorable panda-themed preschool printables! And, for just one week, I'm making it a free preschool printable!


This packet is full of more than 20 pages of math and literacy preschool activities!

So, what's in the file? I made you a list! Inside the Panda Preschool Packet, you'll find the following activities:

Pg 1-2 Intro

Pg 3-6 Letter Writing (P is for Panda, C is for China, N is for Nap, B is for Bamboo)


Pg 7 Trace the lines


 Pg 8-9 Trace letters

 Pg 10 Trace numbers

Pg 11-12 Letter mazes

Pg 13-14 Size sorting

Pg 15 Counting 1-5

Pg 16-17 Number strip puzzles

Pg 18 Roll a graph

Pg 19-21 2 & 4 part puzzles

Pg 22-25 Coloring pages with words to trace at bottom (panda, sleep, nap, bamboo)



Be sure to share this post with your friends because it's only free for one week!

Please note: This is a digital file. Nothing will be mailed to you. You can choose to bind it or just place the pages in a folder.


Seriously, this packet is so adorable it makes me want to do a whole Panda theme for all my kids!

Just CLICK HERE TO GET THE PANDA PRESCHOOL PACKET FOR FREE!



Are you looking for more preschool packets? Check out my blog store HERE or my TpT store HERE!
Have you seen HEEP? It is a preschool homeschool curriculum! Learn more here!



Or, do you love free preschool printables? Then check out my HUGE collection of freebies HERE!
Happy Educating,
Carla


I may share at any of these parties!




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