Pumpkin Color Matching Game is a great FREE Pumpkin Color Matching printable for toddlers learning their colors! You can work on color recognition, color words, rainbow order, one-to-one correspondence, and more. There are only six matches on large cards, so it’s perfect for little hands and attention spans. There are many different ways to play at different levels of difficulty […]

This FREE Fireman printable set is a wonderful set that connects fun activities with teaching fire safety.   Click here for more free preschool resources! Be sure to follow the Free Homeschool Preschool board for constantly updated resources on how to homeschool preschool for free {& frugal!}.  

  Here is a FREE Farm Animals Sudoku Pack.  Sudoku is a great way to exercise one’s brain with fun, engaging, puzzles that stimulate critical thinking and cognitive skills. The goal of Sudoku is to fill in a 9×9 grid such that each row, column, and 3×3 sub-grid includes one and only one of each digit from 1 […]

These FREE Fall clip cards are sure to help with your child’s letter recognition. All they need is a magnifying glass and a few clothespins. If their fingers aren’t strong enough to use clothespins, just grab a few counters.   Click here for more free preschool resources! Be sure to follow the Free Homeschool Preschool […]

  Here are FREE Dot letter Pages to print and use. These are part of a bigger series from Gift of Curiosity. You can find more of these great printables in this series there.  Just follow the link! Click here for more free preschool resources! Be sure to follow the Free Homeschool Preschool board for […]

Fly away! Little ones will take flight with these fantastic airplane free printables. Click here to check out this freebie now!   Click here for more free preschool resources! Be sure to follow the Free Homeschool Preschool board for constantly updated resources on how to homeschool preschool for free {& frugal!}.  

Here is the printable Funky Fonts Letter Sorting activity to help kids learn to identify letters written in a variety of fonts. Start by printing the funky font letters you wish for your child to work on. Cut them into separate letter cards. To make the activity more fun, you can create a “letter hunt” […]