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[...] enjoy: The post Customizable Sight Word Memory Game with Christmas Trees appeared first on Life Over Cs. [...]

[...] the free download! The post Hey, Diddle, Diddle Nursery Rhyme Play Dough Set appeared first on Life Over Cs. [...]

[...] sharing with you! The post Free Printable Alphabetical Order “War” Card Game appeared first on Life Over Cs. [...]

[...] for Hands-On Learning Series. The post Free Printable Puzzles for Digraphs appeared first on Life Over Cs. [...]

[...] with you. Because that would just be selfish to keep such fun activities to myself! These free printables for telling time have been a huge hit with my first grader. You could even use them past [...]

[...] . (Marshmallow Sight Words and Clock Match Up) To get us started right, here are the top 10 free printables of 2014. If you missed any of them, you will surely want to get them now. Print them, pin [...]

[...] We are on day 17 of the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning and I am so excited about what the rest of the month holds! This has [...]

[...] she forgot to whine about having to do school! This is Day 28 of the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning. Materials needed for the Free Printable Valentine’s Day [...]

It’s Day 20 of the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning! I’ve got another great activity for you today! The winter themed missing numb [...]

In continuation with the 31 Days of Free Printables (this is day 14), I have a super cute heart pattern free printable for Valentine’s Day! This pa [...]

Here is the newest in our printable play sets! A free play dough printable for Valentine’s Day! Materials needed for the free play dough printable [...]

Skip counting has been a major topic for us this month, so for day 30 of the 31 Days of Free Printables, I have a set of four free skip counting puzzl [...]

[...] at the end of the post! Materials needed for the Time Sensory Bin: 12 cups of rice (separated) Food coloring (black, purple, blue, and yellow) Hand sanitizer 4 [...]

[...] sensory bins, so I was very happy to pair up this free Valentine printable with a bright red sensory bin. I actually re-used the rice from our peppermint sensory bin, but most of the scent has worn [...]

[...] of snow without the cold and the wetness that she dislikes so much. Besides this snowflake sensory bin is just beautiful with the light bouncing off the glittered snowflakes. Materials we used in [...]

[...] transformed into something fantastic. Maybe not tasty, but definitely fun! This Valentine Pasta Sensory Bin was fun to make and the kids thought it was great fun to play in! Materials needed for [...]

[...] Welcome back to day 11 of the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning! I’ve had so much fun sharing all of these great printables with you! Be sure to follow [...]

[...] : Be sure to check out the other great activities in the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning! And visit Still Playing School for more fun gross motor activities to get the kids moving [...]

[...] color. Be sure to check out the other great activities in the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning! The post 7 Free Card Games for Counting Numbers to 5 appeared first on Life Over Cs. [...]

[...] More freebies! It’s day 10 of the 31 Days of Free Printables for Hands-On Learning! Today’s freebie is a set of free winter printable pattern mats for kindergarten. We love [...]

[...] the need to play with it while I put it together! Materials used in Counting to Five busy bag: Pom Poms Tie Dye Cupcake Liners Hape Wooden numbers 1 Zip Top Bag I absolutely love easy busy bags and [...]

[...] exposure. Materials needed for the Christmas counting to 3 busy bag: Red, white, and green pom poms 3 cupcake liners 3 pipe cleaners 1 zip top bag A few months back, I wanted to use some super [...]

[...] Free Printables for Preschoolers: Paper Laminating pouches Clothespins Brad Paper clip Pom poms or another game marker Activities included: Color Matching Clip Cards (pictured above) Work on [...]

[...] Number Mats: Paper or card stock Laminating Pouches Play Dough, mini erasers, candies or pom poms (or use them all for multiple ways to practice numbers) To prepare: Print and laminate. This [...]

[...] Sensory Bin: 3 pounds of lentils Glitter washable paint Sequins Several kinds of stars 3 cupcake liners (turned inside-out) The first thing I did was ‘paint’ the lentils to make them sparkly. I [...]

[...] needed: Two dice (we used jumbo foam dice) 1-2 sets of miniature Christmas lights 2 miniature cupcake liners (it’s just fun to use tiny things with the big dice!) Roll the dice and put the matching [...]

[...] I work with the other kids. Materials needed for the Christmas counting busy bag: 10 mini cupcake liners 10 small balls (mine were vase filler from the floral department) 1 zip top bag If your child [...]

[...] . Materials needed for the Christmas counting to 3 busy bag: Red, white, and green pom poms 3 cupcake liners 3 pipe cleaners 1 zip top bag A few months back, I wanted to use some super cute cupcake [...]

[...] 11 1/2 year old! In fact, the older kids fight to have their turn in them! Here are some other sensory bins that we have enjoyed over the past few months. Follow Kim- Life Over C’s’s board Sensory [...]

[...] your collection! This free printable printable set for sensory play is great for play dough, sensory bins or even on its own! Materials needed for the free princess printable set: Paper Laminating [...]

[...] in a sensory bin, but you could definitely use them without the bin. I like putting puzzles in sensory bins because it adds another element of fun to the activity. Plus, it helps me to be able to [...]

[...] it as much as she did! Here’s the tutorial for the counting book in case you missed it! Other sensory bins that you might enjoy! The post Counting Stars Sensory Bin for Math Skills appeared first on [...]

[...] Christmas busy bags had a great educational focus, this one is mostly for fun. It does build fine-motor skills as your child removes the backing from the candy cane stickers and places them on the [...]

[...] skip counting, addition and multiplication. Younger children and those who need help with fine-motor skills which are essential to writing skills, can benefit from this busy bag even before they are [...]

[...] dough and picking up the tiny objects makes this activity a great opportunity to work on fine-motor skills as well. Jaida had a blast making patterns with the conversation hearts as she created the [...]

[...] a different theme. I had Jaida roll out a long play dough snake which was great for fine-motor skills. While she has rather good fine-motor skills, it’s always good to continue to work with them. [...]