Sped prek activities

Pre-K and TK Activities: Back to School. Letter Recognition, Number Recognition, Counting, Colors, Patterns, Fine Motor Skills, and more!

Play Dough Activity in Pencil Box You can use these printable “I Can” task cards to help your students stay on task in the play dough center. Sometimes, just adding a few picture cues or task cards can increase engagement in a learning center. #preschool #playdougcenter

This educational counting game is perfect for little learners who are ready to learn! This learning game is perfect to help learn how to count and recognize numbers. This bundle is perfect for preschool and kindergarten learning! This learning game is perfect to add with other games to add to a busy book for extended learning

Are you a new preschool special education teacher? Being a new special education teacher can be overwhelming but today I’m sharing how to implement IEPs in the preschool classroom. You must differentiate instructional strategies for your preschool students. Meeting their IEP goals might be working on sensory activities, fine motor skills, and social skills for special ed preschool students. Don’t forget to do data collection and progress monitoring too.

Hello to my Preschool People! I’m sharing a lesson on friendship today through the story of David and Jonathan. This is a great lesson if you are a weekday preschool teacher to integrate with a “friendship” theme in your classroom. […]

Try these easy activities for fine motor practise with preschoolers using simple household items for different types of button stacking.

If your kids are anything like mine, they stomp their feet and are full of protests when it's time to practice handwriting. I get it; writing letters over and over can get super boring. Thankfully, that's not the only way to practice. Round up your art supplies and get your kids excited to work on their handwriting with these skill-building exercises that also double as fun activities. This one, for example, lets your child dot a letter outline with a cotton swab dipped in paint. Kids like…