K3/K4 Preschool

Product Description Turn the history of Noah's ark into a wonderful learning adventure in this unique pre-school activity book. Little learners will discover colors, opposites, shapes, numbers, letters, basic skills and more through coloring pages...

Preschool, 2nd Edition. Simple age-appropriate activities and crafts help reinforce a 2-to-3 year old student's skills and concepts from unit themes on exciting, colorful, theme-related pages. Correlating stickers add to the fun as well.

Preschool Science Answer your child's "why?" questions with the "how and wow" of the universe through this guided exploration of language/vocabulary, math (counting and recording), science (observing and experimenting), art, and faith...

This third book of this series was designed to provide practice in the three arts which the title, Color, Count, and Cut, suggests. The main focus, however, is on coloring exercises. The large, simple pictures were chosen with the four-year-old in mind...

A charming book to teach children about colors, numbers, shapes, and letters. They learn to count to ten and recognize basic shapes. They learn to write all the letters of the alphabet both lower case and capitals. In the second half of the book the...

Finding the Answers develops thinking skills through hearing rhymes, identifying sequence, understanding sentence meanings, making comparisons and associations. Teaching Aims: Practice neatness and carefulness in work habits. Assume personal...

inside and Outside has a woodlands theme. Teaching Aims: Practice neatness and carefulness in use and care of books. Follow directions such as coloring, tracing, writing, drawing, counting, matching, cutting, and pasting. Use the eight basic colors...

Keep Doing It Carefully has a deserts and grasslands theme. Teaching Aims: Practice skills of thinking, tracing, writing, coloring, matching, cutting, pasting, counting, and drawing. Identify and use eight basic colors. Introduce the color gray...

Kindergarten  Too often our littlest learners are expected to achieve, despite not having reached critical levels of readiness. It is so important that they be taught with an approach that assesses and addresses their stage of development. Focused...