The prep is pretty simple for this craft! Students cut out the number strips and snowman parts. Students glue the snowman head to a sheet of construction paper and then order the numbered strips to create the snowman body. They add the arms and carrot nose and it is complete.

If you think that your students or kiddos at home would love to create this Snowman Number Craft, here is the link to get the template. It is an instant download and print craft, so you your kids can create the craft today. 

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Are you looking for a quick Christmas Craft that still keeps the kiddos learning? I created this Number Ordering Christmas Tree for kindergarten students to create during the holiday season. They are very simple to prep, which is perfect for this busy time of year. You can print the trees on colored paper, or you can print on black and white and let the kiddos color it. Students cut out the numbers 1-10 and order them on paper to create a tree. They add the star to the top, decorations, and they are done. I used a hole punch and construction paper to create the decorations. These would make a cute holiday display!

Looking for a simple and fun Apple Craft to use in your Kindergarten or Preschool classroom? This ordering numbers Apple Craft might be just what you need! It’s an ideal activity for young learners to practice number recognition and ordering numbers in an engaging way.

These Apples would be adorable displayed during the month of September.

For Pre-K or Kindergarten teachers seeking a quick and fun Alphabet Activity, these Alphabet Animal-themed puppets are a fantastic option. They are simple to assemble and ideal for an Art Center or Alphabet Center.

A is for Alligator, B is for Bear, C is for Cat, D is for Dog...and so much more! Simply print the one-page puppet template and attach it to a paper lunch sack. Use these puppets to help students connect the letter sounds with the corresponding animal pictures. 

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Are you looking for simple Alphabet Activities to use with your Preschool or Kindergarten students? If so, you might love these printable play-doh mats that are simple to use. Just print the letter you want to work on, add play-doh, and you are set! If you want additional practice, your kiddos can also trace the alphabet letters and color the pictures that begin with each letter.

You can laminate these mats so they can be used over and over again! Grab the printable mats here in my TPT shop. 😊