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Get ready to blow your class away with this ADORABLE Preschool Transportation Theme and worksheets.
This set is PACKED with bright colors, fun, and hands-on learning ideas for preschool kids. There is Math, Literacy STEM, Colors, Tracing, and more.
Each activity has an instruction card that tells you how to put it together and how to play. Keep them in a bag or bin and set them out for centers, free choice time or morning bins.
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Prepping your Transportation Week lesson plans and centers is going to be a breeze with this amazing collection of activities. Pick from trains, cars, planes, boats, and more to play and learn this week in your classroom.
Using themes in preschool is more than just cute. It’s a way to keep kids engaged and interested using holidays, toys, and ideas they are already interested in to capture attention. These cute preschool transportation math centers focus on building skills, using play, and lots of fun fine motor work.
Have children work their fine motor skills along with their counting and subitizing skills in this fun fill the train car activity.
You can tape the cars to a wall and have kids fill them there or glue a sheet of paper on the back to create the pocket.
Preschool kids will practice number formation as well as 10 frame work in this fun activity.
Drive the number for pre-writing numeral practice and then fill the correct number of squares on your frame.
As kids, we would always count the train cars on passing trains. Here the kids can actually count to build their own train.
Sing the song and count how many times the wheel needs to spin each time. This is a great activity for circle time in your preschool classroom.
Turn jumbo craft sticks into build-your-own-road blocks. This activity is awesome for the block center and is also an amazing math activity.
See if children can identify the number of dots without having to even count. This subitizing activity is a great way to practice number sense.
Literacy is critical at this age because we are getting kids ready to learn to ready. These fun, hands-on activities help preschoolers practice their letters.
Drive and dump toy letters on their matching spot on the alphabet road. Play it on the ground or on a table. This activity is an absolute favorite for our preschoolers.
These police car puzzles would be fun in a sensory bin of black beans and small strips of yellow pipe cleaner. Kids can make “roads” in the bin and then match the puzzle pieces.
Can you find all the matching letters? See who can find and cover theirs first.
If you laminate the windows for this activity it could be great in a water table. Or fill a sensory bin with blue rice or pom poms for your water and then hide the alphabet windows in the bin.
We definitely don’t want to miss sorting and patterns when teaching a classroom of young preschoolers. Here are a few more transportation theme printables you can use in your classroom centers or small groups.
This activity is PERFECT for the science center. Laminate the boat and then see how many blocks you can stack on it before it sinks. Record what you find.
Not all of us get a chance to drive a race car but kids can pretend in this fun math activity. Roll a dice and then drive a car around the track to cover the matching number.
Sorting is such an important concept that kids will use later in science and other parts of academics. Here they sort whether transportation vehicles go in land, air, or sea.
Have your kids try to put together their own hot air balloon using the color blocks included. Does their pattern match?
This activity is perfect for a busy binder but it’s also a lot of fun as a preschool center. Have kids match the cars to their color words.
*Tip, use a marker to color a little dot next to the color word for those kiddos that don’t recognize the words yet.
Pretend to fly your planes into the matching letter clouds to make sure they get to the right place. You can hide the planes in a sky-themed sensory bin of white pom poms and blue rice if you would like.
In addition to the hands-on transportation activities above, we also created 15 fun worksheets for you. These worksheets include tracing, scissor practice, counting, color-by-number, and more.
These worksheets are designed to not only help preschoolers with their early math skills, but to get some fine motor, scissor, and gluing practice as well. Check out these fun worksheets from color by number and dot to dots to counting and sorting pages.
These pages give your kiddos a bit more sorting practice as they use their critical thinking skills to decide which transportation vehicles fit and which ones do not.
Keep the skills going with tracing practice, more sorting opportunities, patterns practice, and even some letter matching.
I hope you’ve enjoyed looking at these adorable preschool transportation worksheets and activities. Grab them today for your next transportation theme week.
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