{3 Day FREEBIE!!} 2012 Thanksgiving Preschool Packet

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My 2012 Thanksgiving Preschool Packet is the giveaway event where everyone wins!!  For three days, you can download it {FREE!} here!!  Share the fun, and spread the word...it's free until November 12th!!


This packet is perfect for homeschooling, younger siblings, centers, or independent work!  The pages can be put in sheet protectors and re-used or printed for each use.  The activities reinforce pre-math, pre-reading, and early analytical skills!

This 25-page Thanksgiving Preschool Packet contains the following:
  • Cover
  • 3 Mazes
  • 3 Tracing/Cutting pages (3 different skill levels)
  • 4 Puzzles (2 skill levels)
  • Find the Hidden Words (word search)
  • 2 Shadow Matching pages
  • C is for corn (can be used as a play dough mat, tracing practice, coloring page)
  • P is for pie (can be used as a play dough mat, tracing practice, coloring page)
  • What Comes Next (2 abab pattern pages, 2 abbabb pattern pages)
  • Which One is Different?  (2 pages)
  • My Thankful Book (2 pages...a cover and three "thankful" pages)
  • Thank you/acknowledgements page
As always, I hope you enjoy the packet and the time you spend with your children!  If there's something you would like to see, or if you see any errors, be sure to let me know--I always love to hear from you!!  

You do need to sign up for an account with Teachers Notebook.  Registering is free, and then you have access to hundreds of wonderful free and very inexpensive files!!

Here's a few pictures from my 2012 Thanksgiving Preschool Packet:






Click here to download the 2012 Thanksgiving Preschool Packet!!

Clip art acknowledgments:

The adorable clip art pictures I used in this packet were created by:

KPM Doodles (Thanksgiving clip art)
Sweet Berry Patch (borders with dots)


PS.  If your child just can't get enough of these types of activities, feel free to check out my Thanksgiving packet from last year...it is a free file too!

Happy Thanksgiving!!




I may share at any of these parties!

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Anonymous said…
What a great resource for parents and teacher to bring a little Thanksgiving learning into their classrooms and homes. Thank you for linking up this week to my Enchanted Thursdays Blog Hop!
November 11, 2012 at 11:14 AM
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