Thanksgiving Preschool Packet--Free Download!

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The Thanksgiving Preschool Packet is a free download from me to you!!  I hope you love it and have loads of fun with it!

Included are nine preschool worksheets with activities like "Which one is different?" "What comes next?" and more!


Check it out here!

I'd love to hear how you use it...Google tells me many, many of you visit these free downloads, and I'd love to hear from you personally!  You can email me at PreschoolPackets AT gmail.com or leave a comment!

Comments

Katie said…
Hi there! I just found you on the Playtime Linky party. I'm a pediatric speech pathologist who works primarily with preschools (and, am a parent of a preschooler). I'm LOVING your blog and am following you now. You can check out my blog if you'd like too! http://www.playingwithwords365.com/
November 11, 2011 at 4:25 PM
Closer to Lucy said…
Clicking and printing! Thank you for sharing! My daughter enjoys school and misses class on the weekends and holidays. To fill the void she loves to do her "school projects." So I'm always looking for stuff like this for her.

Thanks for linking up at Weekend with Lucy and Sam.

If you haven't already please return your hostess's follow.

Happy Hopping :)
November 12, 2011 at 4:25 PM
Beth (www.livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com) said…
Thanks for the free printable - always fun to have some worksheets to go with the theme =-) Thanks for linking up at TGIF Linky Party. Don't forget to add the TGIF button in the post or sidebar so others can find the party & join in too. Thanks.
Beth =-)
November 14, 2011 at 1:23 PM
Kelli said…
LOVE free printables! Thank you. Stop over and link up any Thanksgiving Crafts and Recipes at my new link up. I"d love to have you!

http://3boysandadog.com/deals/2011/thanksgiving-craft-and-recipe-link-up/

Thanks, Kelli
November 14, 2011 at 1:49 PM
Tom said…
Hi,

Your blog is great. We are always looking for more stimulating learning ideas for our preschoolers!
November 15, 2011 at 10:34 AM
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