Nativity Color Book and Counting Book

We are rolling out our expanded Nativity unit this week!  If there is one topic that is covered in depth out in the world of homeschool blogs it is the Nativity.  There are probably many other counting and coloring books out there, but here are a couple more to add! 

The Nativity Counting Book will cover the numbers 1-10.  Your kiddo can count the objects and trace the number word.  They can also color the pictures!

     

The Nativity Color Book lets your kiddo work on color recognition, writing, and coloring. 

     

We hope they help you out with this unit!

Football Colors and Counting

E is really loving three things right now: coloring, counting, and mazes.  The latter I blame on Jolanthe over at Homeschool Creations because her packs have really cute (and more challenging) mazes than ours.  The first two though, that is something that I can take care of! 

I saw some worksheets somewhere (they were in a book, but I don’t remember where) that I really liked.  Of course on sight I thought “You know, I could totally make those!”  I chatted with Madonna about the thought and we decided to table it for later.  Later has come!  This football counting book goes all the way to 20.  You can count, color, and trace your way to learning! 

       

And, because the Turkey Color Books went over really well, I made one for football jerseys!

      

I think I might take these with us next week to Mimi’s for Thanksgiving.  I know E is turkey’d and pilgrim’d out, and I think this theme might entertain her until the turkey’s tryptophan kicks in and I enjoy her nap time! 

Turkey Color Books

This week we are learning about Turkeys!  Now, for the past couple of weeks we have been including some tot books with our units to work on some concepts that aren’t always covered in our printables.  One of those concepts is colors. 

Our theme this week lends itself to a learning activity about colors, so we made these two Turkey Feather Color Books to learn about colors and how to write their names! 

The color version of the book focuses more on writing skills and you trace the color of the turkey feathers. 

The black and white version lets your kiddo color the feathers and trace the colors name! 

We hope they will help you out as you plan your studies!