Sticker Sorting

This is a great easy activity to practice identifying colors and sorting colors. Its also great for practicing those small fine motor skills. Link here: Sticker Sorting

Listening Skills

Listening is a skill all preschool age students need to practice. This site has some great games that you can use to practice listening skills with your child.

Listening Activities

Shapes with Blocks

Practice shapes with some masking tape or blue painters tape on tile in your house or outside on the pavement. Grab some blocks or legos and have your child practice building shapes using the tape lines. This is great for practicing shapes as well as building both fine motor and gross motor skills. 

Grab an old shoebox or cereal box and make this quick pom pom push game. Its great for working on those tricky fine motor skills. 

http://busytoddler.com/2015/12/holiday-pom-pom-push/

If you already do elf on a shelf with your family this is a great adaptation with prepositions to reinforce that vocab at home. 

http://www.totschooling.net/2017/11/elf-on-the-shelf-prepositions.html

Ripping paper is an important skill for bilateral hand strengthening(using two hands) and a skill used in many school projects. Take advantage of the extra supplies lying around and give your child a chance to go at it and try their hand at ripping paper.

http://busytoddler.com/2016/12/ripping-paper-bin/

Jingle Bell Painting

Give your child a multi-sensory experience with this activity and the best part is there is virtually no mess! Click the link below for more info. 

http://www.macntaters.com/2015/12/mess-free-jingle-bell-painting-for.html