Learning about Bugs is one of the most popular activities for preschoolers. It provides opportunities to go outside and explore bugs and insects. You’ll practice counting, patterns, and identifying bugs by their attributes. The Bugs themes is a great addition to spring or summer lesson plans, all for just $7.50.
The Bug Activities Binder is packed with a variety of preschool skills practice, all while playing with toys, playdough, and common craft supplies. Best part, it’s grab and go!
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Practice building AB/ABA/ABC patterns and more. Copy the pattern and continue using circle cereal, pom poms. You can even use tweezers to add fine motor work!
This activity is perfect for number recognition and practicing what comes before and after each number.
Help complete each honeycomb with bees. Then count how many bees you used and identify the number by marking it.
This activity is so much fun and includes a surprise! As you cover each bug that has a “light” it will create a hidden shape. Mark the shape found in the jars shown below with any small marker.
Collecting bugs in a fun box is always a favorite for kids. For this activity we are comparing bugs and filling the box with the correct number of each.
Complete the beautiful butterfly wings when you finish the shape patterns.
Bug love sweet stuff and they love the cookie jar! Find the letters inside the jar that match the target letter shown. We used plastic ants, but you could also use pom poms.
Count the spots to finish the ladybug and fill the 10 frame with the correct amount.
Ants in Pants
Ever do the ants in your pants dance? Haha!
Compare how many ant are in the pants using plastic ants or black pom poms. Count how many ants you have all together for simple addition practice.
Need some no-prep, print and go preschool worksheets?
Get scissor practice. Work on your tracing. Practice additional early education skills like counting, letters, shapes, colors, sorting, and more.
Use them as a one time worksheet or print them on colored paper and laminate to use as a play mat.
Sneak a peek at the worksheets in this set below.
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