Here are some examples of Pre-K packets or activity sheets that you can print for free:
Alphabet Packets
1. Alphabet Scavenger Hunt: Find and circle the uppercase and lowercase letters on each page. (Source: The Imagination Tree)
2. Alphabet Tracing Worksheets: Tracing worksheets for uppercase and lowercase letters. (Source: Preschool Printable Worksheets)
3. Alphabet Match: Match uppercase and lowercase letters on each page. (Source: Fun-A-Day!)
Number Packets
1. Counting to 20: Count and write the numbers 1-20. (Source: The Kindergarten Connection)
2. Number Tracing Worksheets: Tracing worksheets for numbers 1-20. (Source: Preschool Printable Worksheets)
3. Number Patterns: Identify and complete number patterns (e.g. 2, 5, 8, ?). (Source: Math Goodies)
shapes and Colors Packets
1. Shape Scavenger Hunt: Find and circle different shapes (e.g. circle, square, triangle) on each page. (Source: The Imagination Tree)
2. Color Recognition: Identify and color different objects on each page (e.g. red apple, blue sky). (Source: Preschool Printable Worksheets)
3. Shape Sorting: Sort shapes into different categories (e.g. squares and circles). (Source: Fun-A-Day!)
Social Skills Packets
1. Friendship Worksheets: Answer questions about friends and friendship. (Source: The Kindergarten Connection)
2. Emotional Intelligence: Identify and label different emotions (e.g. happy, sad, angry). (Source: Preschool Printable Worksheets)
3. Social Skills Role-Play: Practice social skills like sharing, taking turns, and using good manners. (Source: Education.com)
Other Packets
1. Patterns Packets: Identify and complete patterns using shapes, colors, and objects. (Source: Math Goodies)
2. Word Families Packets: Identify and write words that belong to the same family (e.g. cat, hat, sat). (Source: The Kindergarten Connection)
3. Literacy Packets: Alphabet, word building, and sight word worksheets. (Source: Preschool Printable Worksheets)
Remember to always review the content of any packet or activity sheet before printing to ensure it meets your child's needs and abilities.
