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learning to distinguish shades is one of the primary lessons in Montessori philosophy. Not only does it teach but it is so simple and so pretty!

Forget the donkey! We're playing pin the tail on the bunny! A simple, mess free, and educational Easter game that preschoolers will love! Easter Games For Kids, Easter Preschool, Spring Preschool, Spring Activities, Preschool Crafts, Easter Crafts, Crafts For Kids, Color Games For Toddlers

Easter Games For Kids

Color Games For Toddlers

Pin the Tail on the Bunny - From ABCs to ACTs

Forget the donkey! We're playing pin the tail on the bunny! A simple, mess free, and educational Easter game that preschoolers will love!

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This a perfect informal assessment or math centers activity for kindergarteners and other young elementary and pre-k learners. This activity works on the following skills: Math: copying, matching, sorting, making repeat patterns, sequencing, recognising and naming shapes, describing shapes by their properties, problem solving Creativity and design: drawing shapes and patterns Motor Skills: filling and emptying, pincer grasp. Math Patterns, Pattern Activities, Pre K Activities, Learning Activities, Teacch Activities, Teaching Patterns, Color Patterns, Math Classroom, Preschool Learning

Making Patterns with Lego and Egg Cartons - The Imagination Tree

This a perfect informal assessment or math centers activity for kindergarteners and other young elementary and pre-k learners. This activity works on the following skills: Math: copying, matching, sorting, making repeat patterns, sequencing, recognising and naming shapes, describing shapes by their properties, problem solving Creativity and design: drawing shapes and patterns Motor Skills: filling and emptying, pincer grasp.