Grab your AMAZING 26 Page Alphabet Freebie Today!
Menu
Grab your AMAZING 26 Page Alphabet Freebie Today!
Do you need May Morning Tubs for your preschool or kindergarten class?
Morning tubs are often used as students are coming in and settling in for the day. They engage kids while attendance is being taken, homework folders are being opened and checked, and those types of daily tasks.
Morning tubs are great for a couple of reasons.
Looking for the manipulatives we used with our May Morning tubs? We’ve collected all the links for you in one easy place, and we may even get a small commission when you buy through these links. It’s a great way to support our blog at no cost to you.
AND…
Our Laminator and Laminating Sheets.
Leaf Munch Counting
Combine all the fun of fine motor with counting in this awesome hands-on activity. Use a hole punch and some storytelling to turn this activity into caterpillar snack time.
Monster Alphabet Find
Give your kids a different kind of monster hunt… the alphabet kind. Use buttons, markers or crackers to cover up the matching letters in this game.
Hive Patterns
Use shapes to build patterns. To practice this early math skill we are building hives for bees using our pattern blocks.
Build It Patterns
Build and continue color patterns with this simple activity. Use snap cubes or other blocks or legos to create the patterns.
Bug Cookie Counting
Join this hungry bug on a counting adventure as he fills his cookie jar. Make your cookies out of playdough, buttons or pom poms, or use the real thing.
Playdough Patterns
Practice pattern copying along with some fine motor and sensory fun for this awesome activity.
Caterpillar Counting
Work on grip strength with this clip and count caterpillar building activity. We used pom poms on our clothespins, but you could alternately use buttons.
Ladybug Number Order
Can you line the ladybugs up in the correct number order? This activity is perfect to work on early math skills while getting some fine motor practice.
Shape Building
Practice symmetry and shapes simultaneously in this fun activity. We used clothespins to attach the missing half of the shape, but you could also use velcro dots or clothespins.
Alphabet Tracing
How many different ways can you make your letters? We did them in buttons, but you could also do playdough, pipe cleaners or a dry erase marker.
We think you’ll enjoy these:
3 Responses
Great activity games and ideas!
I love these morning tubs! I want to get the May one for my Kindergarten class to start the year off but do you think my kinders would benefit from the whole bundle? I am afraid some of the earlier months may be a little too low for them but maybe not since we are not going back to school this year and my kinders may be on the low side coming on. Also, where did you get the cute monster buttons? I want some!!
Thank you!
The alphabet activities and fine motor skills are always good for kinder kids. The counting activities will probably be a little low for your kiddos later in the year, but you can always draw a number 1 in front to make them a teen number or add an addition element to it. It’s totally up to you. With the growing bundle where it is right now if you were to buy just 4 of the Tub sets it would be worth it to buy the whole bundle because you get the other 8 for free.