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Do you need Fairy Tale Activities for a preschool or kindergarten theme?
This Set is PACKED with all kinds of Fairy Tale learning fun. Kids will get to use their hands and play while working on counting, letters, patterns and shapes.
There are so many amazing ideas to fill your centers with happy, exciting learning.
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You will probably need a wide variety of Fairy Tale activities for your preschool lesson planning. We’ve included activities ranging from alphabet and counting to patterns, sight words, and more. Check them out below.
Anytime we are teaching early math we need to cover different parts of number sense. In the following math activities, you’ll find counting, subitizing, graphing, 10 frames, and more to teach number sense during your preschool Fairy Tale theme.
Beanstalk Measurement
Build your beanstalk with blocks to measure how tall each stalk is. Which one is tallest?
Princess and the Frog Counting Kisses
These frogs are so cute, who wouldn’t want to kiss them?
Princess and the Pea Mattress Counting
Roll the dice and help the princess stack the right number of beds to sleep on.
3 Little Pigs Counting Towers
This little pig is building his house and needs help stacking his bricks.
Dragon Treasure Counting Mats
Everyone loves a fun filled treasure box! Fill the box with the correct number of each item shown on the card.
3 Little Pigs 10 Frames
Can you build it? Complete the 10 frame by filling it in with the correct number of bricks.
In preschool, we work on a range of literacy skills depending on where our kiddos are at. Here are fairy tale-themed centers for alphabet letters, syllables, sight words, and more to use in your Fairy Tale preschool theme.
Jack and the Beanstalk Letters
This letter formation activity is great for letter recognition and fine motor skills.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Letter Bingo
Games are the perfect way to practice any skill. Place a bear or pom pom on your card when a letter is called.
Hansel and Gretel Peppermint Alphabet Bingo
Letter recognition and a game all in one! Cover each letter on the card.
Fairy Godmother Wand Sight Words
Everyone needs a fairy godmother right? Sound out the word and use the wands to spell it.
Learning to copy and make patterns is an important early math skill that also helps children learn to make predictions about what comes next.
Knight’s Shield Color Patterns
Every good Knight needs his shield. Copy the pattern on the card to create the pattern.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Patterns
Goldilocks is very busy testing the porridge, chairs, and more. Complete the pattern with the next object in the series.
If you are needing additional playful ideas for centers and circle time activities, these printables are a perfect fit for you.
Knight’s and Dragon Color Sorting
Help the Dragons find the correct color knight! Match other color objects to the knight too.
Cinderella’s Pumpkin Shapes
Midnight arrived and Cinderella’s coach turned into pumpkin. Match the pumpkin shapes using a clothespin.
Unicorn Flight Tracing
Tracing is a fun way to work on fine motor skills. Use your finger to trace and then try a dry erase marker.
Red Riding Hood Letter Match
Little Red Riding Hood, what big uppercase letters you have! Match the lower and uppercase letters.
Do you ever need something fast, no-prep, print-and-go for a sub or one of those super crazy preschool days?
These Fairy Tale worksheets are the perfect last-minute fill-in for your lesson plans. They’re also a lot of fun for early finishers or for take-home packets.
These Fairy Tale worksheets cover a variety of early math skills. Teach kids shapes, counting, base 10, measurement, and number recognition with these fun math printables.
We are constantly working on early literacy in preschool. These Fairy Tale literacy worksheets allow you to differentiate between a variety of learning levels. Younger preschoolers and pre-writers can start with the sorting whereas more advanced learners can work on letter sounds and letter tracing.
Did you know preschoolers also need to practice other skills like patterns, sorting, fine motor skills, and shapes? The Fairy Tale worksheets are an excellent source for additional practice.
