{FREE} Dinosaur Matching Packet!!

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Today I have an awesome {FREE} Dinosaur Matching Packet for you!  It has 10 different dinosaur matching activities perfect for preschoolers and (depending on your child) kinder kiddos!

You will find 3 pages of shadow matching (see picture above), 3 pages of color matching (pictured below), 3 pages of number matching (pictured below), and 1 page with 9 different dinosaurs on it for memory matching (also pictured below)!  For the memory matching, simply print two copies of the dinosaurs on cardstock, flip them upside down, and let your child find the matches!

Here are the other three sample pages:


Click here to download the {FREE} Dinosaur Matching Packet--I hope you love it!!

UPDATE:  My Dinosaur Preschool Packet is now available!  It will be FREE for three days only, and then available for a small price.  Click here for more information!

This little packet is also kicking off a mini-unit on dinosaurs for us!  On May 27th, I will be joining with other amazing bloggers to share a dinosaur activity and book that we have enjoyed for the Poppins Book Nook!  Be sure to stop by these other blogs and see what they're up to:






I may share at any of these parties!

Comments

Heidi Meek said…
Thanks! I found you on the Creative Princess. I can't wait to do this with my 2 year old!
May 21, 2013 at 9:17 PM
Carla at Preschool Powol Packets said…
Heidi, I'm *so* glad you can use it!! Thanks for stopping by!!
May 23, 2013 at 4:44 PM
Dusty (To the Moon and Back) said…
This is super cute! My son would love it. Thanks for linking up at Bee Crafty Kids!
May 23, 2013 at 11:23 PM
Unknown said…
What a fun dinosaur pack!

Thanks sharing and linking up to TGIF! I hope you come link up later today,
Beth =)
May 24, 2013 at 4:39 AM
Trish - Mom On Timeout said…
My boys are both into dinosaurs so this will be perfect! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
May 29, 2013 at 1:08 PM
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