This summer we will be highlighting a few of our favorite summer units from the past. Here was one that was on the top of our list last year!
Just click the image above to download a single zip file of all the printables. (Can’t unzip it. Try Hamster Free Zip Archiver approved by Amber’s husband. Remember to download carefully.) You will need to be able to view pop-ups to download the unit, as it will appear in a pop up window from our site!
Here are some of the printables included in this unit:
Size Sequencing
Roll & Graph
Shadow Match
T is for Tent
Beginning Writing/Cutting Practice
Spelling Pages
Patterns
Counting Clip Cards
Which is Different?
Number Order Puzzle
Be sure and check out Homeschool Creations for some more great camping printables!
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Here is what we created this week. Let us know what you think. We hope by providing these materials to you free of charge, it will make your life easier! (Click to download.)
As requested, we’re making our summer units in one easy download. Just click on the image above where you will be able to download a single zip file of all the printables. You will need to enable pop-ups from our site to download the unit.
Here are the printables included in this unit:
Roll & Graph
Size Sort
T is for Tent
Beginning Writing/Cutting Practice
Shadow Match
Size Sequencing
Patterns
Number Order Puzzle
Spelling Book
Counting Clip Cards
Which is Different?
Memory Verse
Be sure and check out Homeschool Creations for some more great camping printables!
We hope you enjoy these printables and please let us know if you have any issues with downloading or using the items provided.
Please do not sell or host these files anywhere else. You MAY link people here. When leading others to these printables, please link to THIS page, not the 4shared file page. Thanks! (See TOU)
Ok, so pardon the lame pun! You’ll have to forgive me because this week I am chaperoning a youth trip to church camp…nothing like multi-tasking, ay? It seems only appropriate that our theme for the week would be camping!
Now in my house, when I think camping, I think s’mores. They kind of go together! Now, unless your willing to pitch a tent in and light a campfire in your backyard, you might want some ideas on how you can re-invent this fun camping treat.
Might I suggest these yummy recipes that take the classic S’more combo and add a twist!
Let us know if you make any of the yummy recipes, or if you have one of your own!
We can’t have a summer full of fun without a camping theme unit, now can we!?!
Here are a couple of camping books we love!
Camping Day is a fun simple book that uses a text pattern. The story also uses a lot of simple dialogue. Although, the text is written for a new reader it shares a lot of information about camping, such as what to bring, things you’ll see and even adds a bit of humor with camping frustrations and scares. We love Patricia Lakin’s and Scott Nash’s alligator books. The boy enjoys looking at the pictures and even repeating some of the dialogue with his own expressions.
Arthur Goes to Camp is the boy’s favorite so far. When ever asked to choose a book from the library bag this is the one he picks. This book is a much longer text than Camping Day, but my son has no problem sitting through it. A matter of fact, it was his favorite last year as well! He was 2.5 years then. I think he loves it for all the illustrations. The book has 2 storylines. One follows how Arthur does not want to go to camp. The 2nd storyline is about the rivalry between Camp Meadowcroak and Camp Horsewater.
Here are some more book suggestions to really get you in the camping mood:
What are your favorite CAMPING books? Please leave a comment below. The more choices the better! Thanks.
