Roll A Zebra! I found the idea on Play 2 Learn Printables, and had to make one for my alphabet collection! The game is simple, cut out the pieces (they’re on pg2 not shown here). Teach them patterns to do with this as well, like up from the bottom each time, or in-out-in-out sewing. Zebra Lacing Card: I make sure to laminate this one for durability, then punch with a hole punch every inch or so for lacing practice. Zebra Numbers Practice: I laminate this and use with Expo Dry Erase Markers for pre-writing practice skills.
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If you’re looking for more challenge, use the uppercase card with the lowercase letter disks or visa versa! (The download includes upper and lowercase letter disks and activity cards) Click here to see the process of making the letters.
Zebra Letter Matching: This is a fun letter matching activity, that practices both upper and lowercase letters recognition!
You can also have them make a pattern with the colors, or use stickers or magnets with these sheets as well. Zz Do-A-Dot Worksheet: We use Do-a-Dot Art Markers with this! The Do-A-Dot sheets remain one of her favorites. Zebra Pattern Activity: Just use the pieces to practice pre-math pattern skills. Zebra Cutting Practice: Simple print and let your child try cutting along the lines! It is great for working on fine-motor skills as well as hand-eye coordination. We put the correct amount of glass beads on each card based on its number. These are also good for putting in numerical order. Whatever you use, just have them put on the correct amount for the number on the card. Zebra Counting Cards: I use these with either mini-clothes pins, colored paper clips, or put a hole in them and have her attach chain links to them. Zebra Puzzle: Cut along the guides for a fun 6 piece beginner’s puzzle! Strawberry Shortcake thought it would be fun to wear her Zebra shirt in honor of the letter Z this week! Zebra Color Puzzles: I cut these little guys out then cut them in half in as many interesting ways as I could think of to make tiny color matching puzzles. I also use these magnets from Amazon: Power Magnets, 0.75 inch Diameter, Assorted Colors Zebra Magnet Page: I use this with a cookie sheet and these pom-pom magnets I made from pom-poms and self-sticky magnets from the craft isle in Wal-mart. Zebra Size Sort: Put these in order small to big or big to small then discuss which is largest, smallest and medium. These pictured are chubby markers, they also make a skinny version. They’re shorter and easier for her to use. I found some that fit my 3 year old well, they’re called Pip-Squeaks Washable Markers. Zebra Coloring Page: We color this, paint it, or use markers. You could use markers, or laminate and use with Expo Dry Erase Markers Zz Tracing Card: This is new, I made it for kiddos who aren’t quite ready for my pre-writing or writing practice books. You can also use letter ‘z’ stamps, stickers, or paint on zebra stripes. She also did a coloring page from my A-Z Collage Worksheets. Print on regular paper for easier poking, and do this one on carpet Another idea would be to hole punch along the lines of the letter as well. Instead of tracing, we are going to use a toothpick, or we have these cute Oversized Push Pins, to poke holes through the paper in the shape of the letter. Letter Poking Page: I found this fun idea on Activity Mom. Read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and put up the letter Z on our Alphabet Tree! You can download my small alphabet letters here. (Note: I use this with my 2nd grader, not prek) For our verses and accompanying games/stories we use the following books: Letter Z Memory Verse: “Zacchaeus make haste and come down, for today I must stay at your house.” Luke 19:5 Click here to download the verse puzzle. This week she’ll be having fun with Zebras! Welcome to the Letter Z, we’ve finally completed our Letter of the Week activities with the Teeny Tot! She’s had a great time, but since she isn’t quite 5 yet, we’re going to repeat some of the LOTW with K4 activities mixed in for the remainder of the year.
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