Big and small, fat or tall. Print and solve these fun and free educational games, coloring pages, and holiday activity matching games for kids.
Matching games improve memory skills, cognitive perception and visual development in young children or those with mental disabilities. Browse these matching and memory game worksheets.
The scarecrow game is a little advanced, or subjective as it calls for the child to determine what the bird on the scarecrow's shoulder would prefer to eat. Now you and I both know the crow eats virtually everything under the sun, but for this little exercise "corn" is the correct answer.
The jellybean bag is simply a counting lesson to find how many beans are in the bag, and the pumpkins are just extremely simple challenges for a pre-schooler to identify big and small.
Paper Trivia: Did you know that you can only fold a sheet of printer paper in half seven times? Give it a try. It doesn't matter how thick or thin the paper is, once you get to the seventh fold, the paper will not bend or budge.
Sun catchers. To create a translucent, stained glass ornaments effect, apply a bit of lemon oil to the back sides of paper ornaments to create a.
Hang the ornaments on trees, in windows, anywhere bright colorful decorations are desired.
Construct a large paper-tree for the wall with shades of green construction paper. Draw a large tree on a sheet of easel pad paper to tack onto a wall or other flat surface, then decorate with paper ornaments.